Client-First

Client-First is a class naming and structure system for Webflow, published by Finsweet. It sets conventions for utility classes, spacing and folder organisation so a project stays readable by anyone who opens it.

Why our team uses Client-First

Client-First is the reason a site we hand over is still easy to edit two years later.

One naming convention

Every class follows the same pattern, so a developer joining the project mid-way reads the structure instead of reverse-engineering it.

Reusable spacing system

Padding and margin come from a fixed utility set. Sections stay aligned across pages without a new class for each adjustment.

Fewer styles, lighter pages

Utilities are reused rather than duplicated, which keeps the stylesheet from growing with every page added to the site.

Handover without lock-in

Because the structure is documented and public, another agency or an in-house developer can pick up the project without us.

Faster new pages

A new landing page is assembled from existing components and utilities, which shortens production instead of restarting from a blank canvas.

Consistent responsive rules

Breakpoint behaviour follows the system's conventions, so a fix applied on one page does not quietly break the layout of another.

Why we are the natural choice?

One team designs, builds, and maintains what we ship, so nothing gets lost in a handhover.

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