Feeling good! Just reduced tons of manual labor in my work flow

Hey Everyone!

I have been working on a beginner-friendly logo design tool, Typogram. I use Webflow for my dev process because its visual editor is fantastic for web styling.

More recently, as the needs of Typogram evolved, I've been using Webflow mainly to maintain a Design System page, which includes all the HTML markup and CSS classes our design system components use. Whenever I need to update the style, I make the changes in Webflow, export the code, and integrate only the updated CSS into my local code repo.

There are major drawbacks to this exporting process though: It is manual, time-consuming, and labor-intensive.

This is where my Chrome plugin comes in - it saves a block of new/updated CSS directly from Webflow into a local CSS file. So if you also use both local and Webflow in your dev process, check out my free plugin. I hope it will save you time, as it did for me on Typogram!