02. Advanced Webflow tutorial: WEBFLOW STYLEGUIDE SETUP

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Hey fellow Webflowers, this is part 002 of our advanced Webflow tutorial series: SETTING UP THE WEBFLOW STYLEGUIDE
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Комментарии • 21

  • @JasperJaiMataruse
    @JasperJaiMataruse 9 месяцев назад +3

    I have been using your style guide on every project i have been working on for about a year now. Thank you so much for putting it together, it saves me a lot of time plus its just that good.

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  9 месяцев назад

      Love to hear that. Currently we are working on an update with variables

  • @productguiderhero2324
    @productguiderhero2324 Год назад +2

    Awesome, waiting for the second part👍

  • @manuelmatsinhe06
    @manuelmatsinhe06 14 дней назад

    You provide very cool Staff!
    I'm your new Susbcriber, keep up! 👌

  • @hamzafarouk1538
    @hamzafarouk1538 Год назад +2

    Nice video. Please keep it coming

  • @lodeluyckx
    @lodeluyckx 6 месяцев назад

    Super valuable, thanks!

  • @rakshithrao7217
    @rakshithrao7217 Год назад

    Finally, Thank you so much for uploading 👍🔥.

  • @hendrix6745
    @hendrix6745 3 месяца назад +1

    Hi, regarding the EM issue at 9:00, using EM instead of REM still offers the possibility of resizing via the browser. EM calculates size in relation of the element or it's nearest parent that uses a fixed size. So if all your font sizes are EM or REM, an element using EM will act as REM since the nearest parent with a fixed size will be the root element. EM is great for line-height or letter-spacing but for fixed font sizes you'd be better off switching to pixels like Apple does on their website. Loved the style guide, thank you for your work!

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  3 месяца назад +1

      I switched to use clamps on font sizes nowadays. Very flexible, responsive and it can be overwritten by the browser settings.

  • @Surfiler
    @Surfiler Год назад

    Hello, thanks for these guides and tutorial, does that mean we should specificaly use Sora's font?
    I'm trying it with Open Sans right now, but I'm not sure wether or not all calculations works with any font?

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  Год назад

      Some fonts have minor differences in their sizes but in general it should work. Just try it 😀

  • @nicolatoledo
    @nicolatoledo Год назад

    Thanks for the video! Why you are not using client-first and cf styleguide or relume?

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  Год назад

      You're welcome Nicola! 8xflow is utility first instead of client first. Compared to relume it uses global classes where possible to keep the project dry. Hope this answers the question.

  • @comadeycluster
    @comadeycluster Год назад +1

    Hey,
    Can you share your Figma file for the website we are building? It would be a huge help. Thanks!

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  Год назад +2

      Hey there, sorry for the late reply. I just added the Figma link to all video descriptions.

    • @comadeycluster
      @comadeycluster Год назад

      @@designbasestudio thank you

  • @LordBoltagon
    @LordBoltagon Месяц назад +1

    font-size: clamp();

  • @TasrifaTonu
    @TasrifaTonu 8 месяцев назад

    It would be better if you could setup the project's styleguide from scratch. You have already done many things before so it's kind of difficult to understand for beginners

    • @designbasestudio
      @designbasestudio  8 месяцев назад +3

      The styleguide is a template I reuse everytime so I don’t need to set it up from scratch everytime.
      But I have another video on styleguides check it out