After months of refining the structure, Small Medium Large V2 is live! A Controlled Webflow Component Framework built for clarity, not chaos. Faster builds. Cleaner structure. Easier handover. www.small-medium-large.com

What the Small Medium Large Webflow component framework update is about:

I finished the last component for my Small-Medium-Large Webflow framework update. Now all that there is left to do is to update the site record an explainer video and go live with the cloneable.

The first webflow build with the updated SML component framework went live. A one paged build by ZUID for Aqwire: aquire.nl

This morning I managed to wrap up creating an API connection between Webflow and TeamTailor with Cloudflare worker. Sure I could have spend my weekend on other stuff... but when a developer says that things are not possible and very complex, then I have to proof him wrong.

Anoyment can sometimes be the best motivation. A job a developer did got done badly. So this weekend I am seeing if I can wrap my mind around Cloudflare workers and some API Webflow hoopla. Saturday is done, and the CMS is being populated, multiref fields and all. Tomorrow I’ll handle updates.

And the native Webflow slider component has also been added. Off course again using the new switch property for toggling autoplay

Tab section has been added to the SML components build. Optional autoplay function as a simple switch on or off.

Work is being done

The code behind the new SML webflow component system.

I expect to have a bit more free time in the next weeks for the new webflow sml component framework. I was lucky to test it on two projects. The bigger the project, the more powerful it is. Aiming for releasing it in February. To do are tabs, sliders and navigation. The three horrors in my life ,)

This past half year being back at work for a dutch agency I have build and put live 6 webflow websites. easyflex.nl euramaxcladding.com brandgang.com zuidagency.group adfiadon.nl nationaleseksenquete.nl This year I will easily go past the one build per month ratio.

I've added a #builtwithSML section to the Small Medium Large site small-medium-large.com

I was trying the other day to add a gsap stagger to CMS elements in a Webflow dropdown… this stuff aint half easy.

I need to activate this blue sky stuff here. My Webflow framework small-medium-large.com has been updated, all text sizes can now be controlled directly from the variables panel. Additionally, responsive sizing for spacing, gaps, and gutters is now fully adjustable within the same panel.

Goal for 2025, slow further down and remain calm

So why do I spend time on Small Medium Large and keeping it up to date? Firstly, because I use it on a daily basis. Secondly to give insight into how I think components can be used. Thirdly to inspire, to push forward. SML is nothing more than sharing the system I use.

The Webflow component blocks inside small-medium-large.com now include tabs, sliders, image lightboxes, and video lightboxes, all of which hold component slots for endless layout options. small-medium-large-s-1440.webflow.io/stylesheet/c...

Sneak peek into the project that I am currently working on. It is not done yet, but I need to share. This one-pager is 100% built in Webflow Build Mode. Some component blocks are used 100+ times. brandbook-zuid.webflow.io

The small-medium-large.com framework has been updated with Webflow component variants made for Build Mode.

The small-medium-large Webflow component system before and after variants.

Some of the pre-build components inside small-medium-large.com now take advantage of @webflow Component Varients. Fewer components, more options.

Pretty sure that Webflow components, build mode, slots and variants convinced a prospect client today to gonna say yes to letting me build their website.

I gotta say I am more of a grey sky kinda person, preferably with some snow.