Webflow EASY Beginner Crash Course 2024

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[AmantiDesigns]

Learning Finsweet first was a mistake. This is where I should have started. Less divs inside of divs and a few good utility classes make this a lot more approachable for newbs. Especially since my first few clients just needed simply marketing sites with 5 pages max and maybe a CMS. Other naming conventions and systems were overkill for me and slowed me down. Those will come in handy as I grow, but for now this will reduce overthinking and give me that speed boost I need during development. TY!

[JeremieTisseau]

This course is really well structured. I like how you keep building up on top of the base concepts. It was a nice progression without being overwhelming. A lot to take in 30 min though. Will probably have to watch it a couple more times. Thank you

[bohdandanylko]

Hello. Please, more tutorials like this for beginners. Thank you, it is very helpful.

[gjo]

Using webflow since 4 years now and I still continue learning something from your beginner courses. Thank you!

[hazemalhabbal]

One the best videos for anyone learning about Webflow

[Kenten-dg]

Спасибо автору за новую связку. Проверил, все работает.

[DANNYFIGDESIGNS]

I thought I knew the basics, but I got some golden eggs out of this video. Thank you!

[stevenboyce]

I now understand a utility class is something used sitewide and classes with underscores are specific.

I know this is dumbed down because I’m learning the whole Lumos system, but it’s perfect for the first step into it.

I’m going to rewatch and follow with my own version again and again until it’s embedded in my head.

Thank you so much.

[gabriandu]

Goldmine of helpful tips..Legend! More beginner lessons are welcome.

[ggndsgn]

absolutely love this! please do more tutorial like this in the future, thank you Timothy

[tomwdesign]

This is exactly what I needed Tim, thank you. I’ll be starting my first Webflow build very soon and I can’t wait.

[_eugenechia]

Was into webflow until 2022. Now I'm back to restart my journey. Thank you Tim for this tutorial!

[mattsmithcreative]

These short tutorials have been a godsend for my learning. The clear detailed explanations have helped me through some mental roadblocks I have created for myself. I really can't thank you enough!

[oliviaswiss]

Thank you so much for your clarity, Timothy! I've been designing with Webflow from 2017 to 2020 and then left the web design space altogether. I am getting back to it this year (2024), but I found these new Finsweet and utility classes confusing and don't like how bloated they make the hierarchy tree. This lesson finally helped me sort out and focus on the essentials of utility classes. This is a priceless re-skilling lesson on the latest "good practices." Thank you!

[robertbillingse]

Very good video. Not often I look at videos for 30 minutes straight, even after having slept only 4 hours. Very good video. I'm going back and forth between Framer and Webflow but I think I need to give Webflow another go, thanks to this video.

[boyter]

Wow, this is one of the very best Webflow tutorials I've watched/used. Your calm voice instills confidence. Thank you.

[dalejanzen]

Timothy, you have a way about you when explaining concepts and process that cuts through any issues and clearly communicates... thank you for sharing your expertise!

[LaurenPidwirny]

Please make more tutorials like this! Very very helpful. Even if it were a series that was paid for I would 100% subscribe to that. I feel like in order to understand how lumos works and is set up, this basic knowledge is of course essential. You are a webflow genius.

[ЮляАнтонишин]

So far the best crush course I've seen! thanks mate!

[mbtauiliili]

I'm just starting with Webflow - based on other comments, sooo glad I found this specific video first to ensure my basic foundation setup is correct. Didn't realize how important naming convention is. Thanks!