Alex Q.

I have this project I'm working on, and I made the mistake of designing with the current copy from current website instead of requiring new copy before design took place (client said he was going to provide copy later). So the new copy is like 3x as long as the one I designed for and it will not fit in the 3 components that I used for the current design with the smaller copy. Before I just redesign and throw in a different component I wanted to ask how you guys handle stuff like this? The beauty of Webflow is that it's so easy for clients to edit sites, but the problem I've found with Relume components is that you can't have something where the client will be able to radically change the text without it severely messing up the layout / design.. Coz like you have components where an image is on the left, then one where the image is on the right.. So for instance, you have one paragraph with image on left, then another image on right. On anything else like Wordpress for instance, client can edit the page and edit ALL THE CONTENT for the entire page, and images can be made to be on left, right, wherever.. In Webflow with every single Relume project I've noticed you're limited severely by the components you choose and if you wanna add more content you gotta add more components.. How should I handle this? I mean it seems to contradict the whole reason to use Webflow in the first place, at least the part about the client being able to very easily edit their content.

I'm having some challenges still importing my stuff for this project. When I imported the last project I can't remember any details other than the video on "Importing Relume Projects Into Figma" said if you used the style guide on the project and have a concept, you want to import the style guide first, and then import the wireframes. When I import the styleguide, the colors and styles all come through but the concept home page does not.. And when I import the wireframes the home page is just a wireframe with no styling at all. Another challenge is that I don't think the howto video is really thorough enough. The Figma Kit comes with a bunch of different pages, and what I've noticed is when you import the wireframes, they're imported into whatever page you have selected. I notice that when the narrator is doing the steps, for each import he's clicked into a different page on the sidebar: Stylesheet import -> L concepts Sitemap import -> L Sitemap Wireframes import -> L Wireframes I'm not really sure if it matters or what if I choose one page or the other. When I imported my last project it just imported into whatever page was selected but EVERYTHING was imported including the styling for the home page.. Then I just renamed the page. This whole process is extremely confusing as you have a handful of choices of pages to be on when you import select things. At any rate the Styleguide doesn't import my home page styling anymore, and I'm not sure why.

I'm trying to import a project into Figma and I keep on running into this error on importing the Style Guide.. I have tried it 3 times.. If I just try again after getting the error on a fresh Relume Figma Kit it works, but then the Home page concept isn't there, and when I import all the wireframes the Home page is unstyled. This didn't happen with the last project I imported into Figma a month or so ago.

I just used the Figma plugin to open the Relume Figma Kit in Figma and I imported my style guide and wireframes and everything .. It's all great.. But then I went to put it in the right project folder and I can't find it anywhere except for Drafts.. ? I don't know if Figma changed their UI or something .. Seems folders are now called Projects? and I can't find the Figma Relume Kit I opened in Figma anywhere but drafts, and don't see how to put it in my client's project folder.