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Flowbase: How To Build Better Webflow Sites With This New Component Library

Review the historical Flowbase extension tour, current component access, class checks, and licensing considerations.

By Connor FinlaysonMarch 28, 20221 min read
Flowbase: How To Build Better Webflow Sites With This New Component Library
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TIMESTAMPS:

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 01:30 Components
  • 03:30 FlowUI Systems
  • 04:30 Icons Sets
  • 06:15 Guides
  • 07:35 Tool Belt

Use the component library in a test page

This page preserves the 2022 Flowbase extension tour and its component, FlowUI, icon, guide, and tool chapters. The current Flowbase extension page describes component access and class merging inside Webflow.

Install through Flowbase's official link, then sign in to the intended account. Confirm your plan includes the component you want before designing around it. Check Flowbase’s commercial-use guidance and its full license for your use case. Using components in a client project differs from redistributing the library.

Copy one navigation or content component into a staging page. Inspect classes, fonts, colors, links, and required scripts before copying another. A component is useful when its structure fits the content and your style system. Choose a different component when adaptation creates more work than building the needed layout. Test keyboard access and the mobile layout. The earlier Component Club review provides the companion library overview.

Review the Webflow building process before adding more component tools.

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