Classes Components | Client-First Style-System for Webflow

In this video, we go over Classes Components, and how to name components, so that you can keep your custom classes organized. Components are based on your project, design, layout, pages, and are for you to make. The Client-First cloneable gives you the infrastructure, it gives you the mindset to go and build your components inside a neat and organized structure.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:08 - Introduction
01:16 - Visual overview of components
08:25 - Summary
Client-First Style-System for ‪@Webflow‬: One naming convention for every person, for every project.
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[@nicolaspettini3143]

Very clear video, thanks. This system is so neat and powerful!

[@JustinCountryman]

Great video on your client first system. Thanks!

[@MovieTrailersHD2]

IMO, I donbt think this is not good optimizing naming and CSS... I think its better like for example, SECTIONS... prefix+section (fns-section or fns-section_component) so you can reuse it on all pages and just add sub-class if there's paticlar properties you want to edit.