What is the Client-First System?
The client-first system is a set of guidelines and strategies that can help you build Webflow websites in a clear and scalable way. CSS classes are always uniformly named and clearly defined so that everyone can find their way around. The clear and repetitive structure makes it easy to find your way around the website. Customers, marketers, Webflow developers, and anyone who opens your Webflow project should be able to read and understand the class names.
Simple logic for creating class names
The main focus here is on the structure and organization of the individual classes. With the client-first Webflow style system, there are no complicated abbreviations and no special developer language. Each class name is self-explanatory and easy to implement.
Which problem does the client-first concept solve?
I've had to take on several Webflow projects that had no structure or organization. In such cases, I would have liked the client-first system and saved myself time and therefore nerves. Taking over the client-first system was very easy for me due to the well-prepared documentation and such rules really help you to keep order and structure. Finsweet also provides client-first templates for cloning into Webflow. This allows you to quickly get an overview of what a client-first built website should look like.
Why should you use Client-first?
The concept has been tried and tested by many designers, marketers and customers. Finsweet itself uses Client-first every project, for the smallest as well as for the largest corporate projects. The system is suitable for Webflow beginners as well as experienced Webflow experts.
Here you can find the complete Finsweet documentation
https://www.finsweet.com/client-first
https://www.finsweet.com/client-first/docs/intro
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