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Why we build on Flowkit and nothing on top of it
A second class system feels faster in week one and costs you every week after. Here's how we keep Webflow sites editable for years.
Every Webflow agency eventually invents its own class naming. It feels efficient on the first project. By the fifth handover, the client has three ways to make a three-column grid and no idea which one is safe to touch.
One framework, followed exactly
We build on Flowkit, Webflow's own framework, and we don't layer anything over it. Before a new class is created, we check Flowkit and the site's existing classes. If something already does the job, we use it.
Styles live in the Designer
Anything that can be built as a class in the Designer stays in the Designer. Custom code is for behavior, not for styles your team can't see or edit.