So, I watched the video. What I not completely get is why Matt also creates a style guide within figma? He does that also within Webflow right?
as of right now, there is no automatic builder of your designs from figma into webflow. Webflow Labs has a Figma plugin that they are exploring this idea but its still in its early stages. That plugin also doesn't abide by any sort of organization or guidelines like Client-First - which is what we use to build our components and websites. So yeah, at some level, you'll have to learn how to translate your designs from Figma into Webflow. Relume is still there to help get a lot of that going - so it really just depends on how much you've changed in Figma. If you are mostly changing colors, removing borders, adding shadows, that kind of thing - it won't be a complete nightmare. But if you've never used Webflow to build a website or have never built a website before - there will be some learning curve for sure.
I have personally helped quite a few Lumers here in this community build out their first website - and this is no exception to you Martijn - if you have questions, pop them in here. We're all here to learn and all here to help. YOU GOT THIS!
Thanks for your answer Matt! I already started with my first Webflow website 🎉 using Relume to kickstart the project, I like it a lot. However, I believe the integration of the Figma style guide is an important missing piece of the puzzle. For years I have experience in building complex web applicaties in Angular, so I know my way in web development. Building websites with no-code tooling like Webflow was never my focus, somehow when I saw the Relume youtube movies and how it works in collaboration with Figma and Webflow gave me motivation to learn this space.
