Client First is a Chrome extension that enhances Webflow's native interface with professional-grade functionality tailored to streamline class naming and project organization.
Built specifically for developers who follow the Client-First naming convention—a popular system for structuring Webflow classes—this extension adds missing features that make adhering to consistent naming patterns faster and less error-prone. It helps you quickly identify class types, navigate complex projects with better visual cues, and maintain scalability across large sites. Whether you're building a multi-page marketing site or handing off a project to a client's internal team, Client First ensures your class structure remains clean, logical, and easy to understand. The extension integrates seamlessly into the Webflow Designer, so there's no need to switch between tabs or external documentation.
Unlike generic productivity tools, Client First is purpose-built for the Webflow ecosystem and pairs perfectly with the Client-First style system, making it especially valuable for teams that prioritize maintainability and collaboration. It reduces onboarding time for new developers joining a project and minimizes the risk of class bloat or inconsistent naming.
Ideal for: Freelance Webflow developers, agencies managing multiple client projects, and teams that value long-term code quality and handoff clarity.
```Client First is a class naming convention system. Clone the Finsweet Client First starter project or study their documentation, then apply the naming patterns to your Webflow classes. Use structured names like 'padding-global', 'container-medium', or 'text_color-brand' for consistency.
Client First creates predictable, maintainable Webflow projects with consistent class naming. It improves team collaboration, simplifies client handoffs, makes projects easier to navigate months later, reduces technical debt, and establishes professional standards for scalable Webflow development.
Build organized, professional Webflow sites, establish agency-wide naming standards, create scalable design systems, improve project maintainability, streamline team onboarding, enable smooth client handoffs, and develop consistent workflows across multiple Webflow projects.
No, Client First is optional but highly recommended for professional work. While you can use any naming system, Client First provides proven conventions that solve common problems. Many Webflow professionals and agencies adopt it as their standard approach.
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