Sean R.

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Matt J. I'm going to be trialling it over the next couple of weeks.

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Prabhjot S. Sounds more than interesting. Curious to hear more... Got a guide or anything like? Even an overview of your process would be amazing.

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Sean R.

Optimizing MCP Workflow for Figma, Relume, Webflow, and Claude Code Integration in Web Design

I’m a designer working from finished Figma designs, using Relume, Webflow and Claude Code with the Figma, Relume and Webflow MCPs. My usual workflow is to start with the Relume Webflow starter, customise the Style Guide, then build all approved modules on one page before assembling the final site. I’m trying to work out the fastest reliable MCP workflow:

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Can Claude read my Figma variables/styles and accurately update the Relume Webflow Style Guide?
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Should Claude choose the closest Relume components, or should I identify them first?
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Is it best to import the native Relume Webflow component, then have Claude customise it through the Webflow MCP?
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Has anyone used this workflow successfully on a real production site?

Big thanks!

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Sean R.

Matt J. Smart. We'll keep that on hand in case of emergency

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Sean R.

Matt J. Website was built Sept 2023, so likely on an older version of Relume. That alone pushes me toward a clean rebuild. Given the shift in direction, content will probably change quite a bit anyway — so trying to preserve 1–2 collections doesn’t feel worth optimizing around. Leaning toward:

Fresh build
Recreate only what’s still relevant
Migrate content intentionally where it makes sense

Feels like the cleaner long-term play vs inheriting anything outdated. Thanks so much for your input.

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Sean R.

Matt J. Thanks for chiming in.

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Current site is in Webflow (should’ve clarified that upfront).
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This is a fairly significant shift — the campaign site is evolving into a more editorial/content-driven experience.
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Content-wise, I’m expecting some collections to carry over (e.g. articles, stories), but I don’t want to inherit structural or design debt. My instinct is to treat it more as a rebuild — either duplicating and restructuring selectively, or starting fresh and migrating content intentionally.

Main thing I’m trying to get right is:

Keeping what’s valuable (content + URLs where needed)
While avoiding dragging over a bloated CMS or outdated patterns

So less about “saving effort,” more about not compromising the new system.

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Sean R.

Best Practices for Complete Website Revamp: Clone and Modify or Start from Scratch?

Hey all. When it comes to doing a complete website revamp (new IA, new visuals, page layouts etc) what are peoples go-to methods for doing so? There is a lot of content that is going to remain so I'm thinking of cloning the website and then gutting all styling, removing modules but keep collections in place as there's quite a lot of content on the site. OR is it simply better to start from scratch and then manually recreate (or import) collections and the listings? Any stories out there on how not to go about it? Big thanks

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Sean R.

Ivana S. Very impressive work Ivana. I had a nosey and it's a quality set of projects.

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Sean R.

Matt J. You're a genius. Appreciate your help.

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Matt J. Let me try that!