Lee F.

S How did you reply to a message you can't see? 😄

Done, thanks again, Matt J.!

Ha!! And I always appreciate your responses and attention, Matt. Keeps me confident this is all going to work out. And yeah, I assume my use of Relume in 6 months will not match how I'm using it now, and maybe sidesteps a lot of issues. Somewhat relatedly, do yall have an affiliate program? I'm recommended we build my next client's site tightly sticking to fairly naked Relume standards so they can paste in Relume modules fairly reliably, giving them a much wider breadth than if I just built out an internal-to-Webflow component library. I demoed Relume, there were a lot of oohs and aahs. 🙂

Aw crud just realized I'm in the Figma channel posting about Webflow. What a loser lol

Ugh, made worse by the export refusing to build with spacing blocks, despite picking it in the webapp and starting a whole new project to try to get it working.

This is a Relume extension bug, not something you did wrong. Here's what's happening: The extension's "Update Spacing Strategy" pane reads your Webflow project's variables to do its work. But its schema (Zod validation) only knows about three variable types: length, font-family, and ref. Your project has color variables, which Relume hasn't accounted for — so when it tries to parse them, it chokes. The two specific problems:

Since it fails on every single variable (0 through 35), the whole page list can't load. What you can do:

Throwing on the pile my excitement mixed with reticence. I have clients coming to me mentioning Webflow. I need to be able to push sites to Webflow for all of the robust infra they've built out. If Relume could sit between the whole universe I've created and keep improving in Claude Code (a universe that takes all inputs from all sources, mixes it with all my decades of experience codified painstakingly over time, and synthesizes it through best practices and current AI superpowers) and Webflow (a known quantity with powerful collaboration and functionality that's taken many years to build and build upon), I'd be DELIGHTED and the three pieces would be my go-to for years. As it stands, I'm building my own middle layer in Claude Code and it's painful and inconsistent and a huge time sink to get not-that-great results.

Webflow if I’m building it. Every time I work with a dev team on a WordPress project and watch them work through the back end with a client it just feels like we’re building in the 1900s or something.

Ew wordpress. lol