Protocore Style Guide

This is the official project starter cloneable for Client-First. It contains a style guide page with all the utility classes that come with the Client-First style system. What is Client-First? https://www.finsweet.com/client-first Full docs: https://www.finsweet.com/client-first/docs Made with 💪 by Finsweet

The starter style guide project for the Relume Library. This project contains a style guide with the necessary pre-built classes. There are no pages, no layouts, and nothing to delete. This simply allows you to get up and running with Relume, easily. The Relume Library uses Finsweet's client-first Webflow style system. You can find the prebuilt page under Drafts/Style Guide. The styleguide comes with Headings (H1-H6), heading classes (heading-xxlarge), Paragraphs, Links, Block Quotes, Lists, text sizes, text weights, letter spacing, line heights, text styles (using custom Global CSS), text alignment, rich text, colors, background colors, premade shadows, UI elements, buttons (with icons, alternates, icon locations), form elements, icons, image wrappers.

Cards 2 is an amazing UI kit and framework to allow you to quickly design and wireframe your next landing page using Webflow. There are over 100+ different prebuilt symbols and components included for hi-fidelity wireframing for any UI/UX designers. Create landing pages and designs faster with the Cards 2.0 UI kit directly in Webflow and ready to be published directly with code. This UI kit includes 50 new cards as Webflow components/symbols in both dark and light variations. 3 complete landing page designs in both dark and light. Symbols/components for both hero sections, features, testimonials, team, pricing pages, blog posts and more. These are responsive for all 4 breakpoints and all cards are offered in a Sketch file. This UI kit allows you to build your designs faster and begin the design process directly in Webflow.

This is the official starter UI kit for the Untitled UI Webflow components library driven by Relume. This project contains a styleguide with all of the necessary pre-built classes. There are no pages, no layouts and nothing that you need to delete. This Untitled UI kit uses the client-first Webflow styling system. The styleguide features all typography, H1 headings, H2 headings all the way through H6 headings. This also includes the heading classes from xxlarge to xsmall, paragraphs, links, block quotes, unordered and ordered lists. You'll find the class text sizes such as text size large, text weights, text heights, text styles, color swatches, including error, warning and success color states. Background colors, text colors, shadows, UI buttons and all necessary elements, badges, badge groups, form elements such as inputs, dropdowns, checkboxs and radios. This is the complete Untitled UI styleguide kit to jump start your next Webflow builds.

Hatch is a utility framework/UI kit that is made up of 2,200 low-level utility classes, allowing you to get started on your Webflow sites faster. From font sizing to spacing scales based on responsiveness. The documentation for each class can be found here: https://www.notion.so/Hatch-0d4a03cf6c9f474787e59484822d09c7

The Mast CSS framework is one of our favorite Webflow frameworks. It's based on a developer first mentality and features essential classes and strategies to help you build efficient Webflow sites. It's built with the less is more mentality, less classes, less elements to maintain which means faster sites and less development time. This framework allows you to quickly build anything from scratch by utilizing an essential set of HTML and CSS building blocks. Get up and running quickly with the Styleguide that features typography, heading classes, body text classes for paragraph, eyebrow text elements, ordered lists, unordered lists, color swatches, text colors, components such as buttons (primary, secondary, text links, form fields with radios and checkboxes, cards, utility classes, padding, alignment, overflow, size, helpers, layout, grids, columns and other helpful items.

This is a styleguide combination of the Wizardry system and Finsweets Client first methodology. The Wizardry system is an em-based fluid scaling system that is combined with the first class structure and naming conventions of the client first class naming structure and conventions. The main area where the two systems are combined is in sticking with REM units for the small text elements so that on desktop they don't end up too small on low resolution screens. The design also has a mockup at 1440px and in the template the body font size is set to 1.111vw, which is equivelent to 16px for simple px to em conversion.

A styleguide for Timothy Ricks Wizardry technique in Webflow. This styleguide will add the core elements of the Wizardry technique to your Webflow site.

Here's a fun way of adding a custom worm style cursor to Webflow. The snake follows your cursor on the page and creates a trail effect. To customize the worm be sure to update the custom code.

A style guide framework built in Webflow so that you can easily build and create a style guide for your projects/clients in Webflow. This framework lays out all the elements, tools, components and resources used to develop them. This is based on the client-first methodology by Finsweet.

A unique 404 page design for Webflow. When a user visits the 404 page the mouse cursor creates a spotlight effect that displays an apology with 100 different languages.

This is absolutely wild, this is a demonstration of Civilization 6 built with Webflow. This cloneable features 12,400 elements, 1,800 styles, 1,200 assets, and 400 unique interactions. This demonstration shows the possibilities of what can be created with Webflow. The game features all 46 leaders along with their individual soundtracks and nearly every feature of the game. This project comes in at a whopping 124 GB. A true testament of what you can create with Webflow. With this cloneable you can dive in and see exactly how it was built. What's most impressive is a majority of the site is powered by Webflow's native interactions, there are is som additional code but the code is very limited for a project this large and with this many different interactions. Be sure to take a look as you don't want to miss it.

Rather then a boring toggle switch why not add a bouncing toggle switch to your Webflow site. This is an easy to implement bouncing toggle switch created with an easing animation.