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Build Webflow sites you’re proud to ship
Like thousands of developers, you will love using Client-First
Client-First help us build more efficiently as Webflow developers
Easy to update Style Guide
Create a project organization system to work faster with less effort.
Know how to name your classes
Create clear and specific names for classes.
Folders view of the structures
Folders help us group, search for, and access elements in our project.
Flexible spacing system
Make intelligent spacing decisions inside Client-First.
Unify a build strategy as a team
Creating a project that allows for scalability
New color system using variables
Explore the power of color variables in Webflow for consistency, global changes, and enhanced project organization
Deep Documentation
The most important topics of Client-First.
Intro to Client-First with an overview of the essential principles.
Strategy for how we identify, use, and manage classes inside Webflow as a platform.
Explanation of rem units and approved rem values in Client-First.
Build and maintain a unified typography style system across the project.
Make intelligent spacing decisions inside Client-First.
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Learn with Live Builds and our Clonables
Find live builds and Clonables of Client-First.
Learn about Global Classes in Client-first. This is an important topic to improve the productivity in Webflow. Global Classes are used in multiple instances in the build, so we don't need to create a new class every time when we need to style elements. Instead, we use Global Classes with specific functionality.
Joe Krug will dive into the Webflow Designer and recreate the Google Chromecast landing page using Client-First V2.
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The Outline homepage created with Client-first in Webflow.
Light and clean wireframe UI kit that's based on GitHub’s Primer design system, built using the Client-first system for Webflow. It consists of 45 components.
Clean and fully customizable template built using the Client-first system for Webflow. It features 10 Static and 3 CMS Pages and can be used for all types of businesses.
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This Client-first cloneable is the starter project for Finsweet's Client-first Webflow style system.
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The community and Client-First
Here's what the Webflow community is saying
Made 2 projects with client first system by @thatsfinsweet and now I’m permanently shifting to their system.
Brilliantly made.
Big shout out to @thatsfinsweet for their client-first design system, this is the building block that I have been patiently waiting for someone to create for two years now. Used it for the first time yesterday and it is a fundamental game changer framework for organizing projects
Thanks @thatsfinsweet @joekrug for Client-first. This changes my BEM approach of developing into a better way of working with Webflow. Simple and accessible for anyone.
When I started webflow, one of the things I struggled the most with was naming conventions. What a blessing client-first is. @thatsfinsweet
Hey, I'm just here to say the client-first has been f'in sweet! Beginning my ux journey with my portfolio here. A big thanks to the team!
Landed my first @webflow build only project 🥳 Gotta give thanks once again to @thatsfinsweet client-first which I heavily used as a selling point.
A gold standard. When I started Webflow, I was confused to structure my builds.
With Client-First, I am now able to confidently structure, name my classes and build the sites with ease.
Thank you @thatsfinsweet for the gift to the Webflow community.
finally checking out client first by @thatsfinsweet
We're officially making the move to it for all future builds
I also want to express my gratitude to @Joe Krug and the Finsweet team. Without the client-first system, I would not have a clear road map to clean up existing Webflow sites and their messy CSS and component structures. With it, I truly feel like I can call myself a “Webflow expert” without feeling the dreaded imposter syndrome. Thank you!
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