Building a successful Webflow component library

Libraries empower visual designers to create and manage scalable design systems. In this session, Adam Mura will share how and why his team built the Relume Library. He’ll dive deep into why libraries are the future of Webflow - and explore the best practices for incorporating libraries into your Webflow sites.
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[@majulien]

Relume 😍

[@jordan_hughes]

Get em Adam 🤌

[@connorfinlayson]

Let’s goooo

[@AS-ld5mz]

this makes webflow another wix or square space if the client is going to create websites themselves, not a serious design web business. Or another Canva to eliminate designers

[@STalvacchia]

No, because even with these resources, creating great websites still takes a lot of skill and time. I've built sites on Webflow and Wix and know enough of Squarespace. Webflow is so much more powerful, but also far more complicated. I'm so excited by the superpowers offered by Webflow.

[@AS-ld5mz]

@@STalvacchia H's saying in the video that h's showing clients hw to build websites, if you can have templates anyone can build it. Can't build a serious business out of it.

[@STalvacchia]

@@AS-ld5mz There already are templates and there already are people building successful careers freelancing on Webflow. Freelance building sites is naturally going to be an unstable path full of hustling.. it's not for everyone and many will fail. The web is evolving fast, who knows what it will look like in 5-10 years. BUT.. this component library is going to give more opportunities for talented designers. No, not anyone can build just because they have access to templates. It still takes a lot of work to configure, customize, and stylize properly for the business.

[@mattm7426]

Nope. Clients are too d*mb and don't have the time to build their own sites. They don't even bother learning any of this stuff. This makes our lives as designers 10x easier