Key Results‍

Enhanced and adapted over 100 components to fit within the Client-First framework, ensuring streamlined collaboration and faster development cycles. ‍

47 locales (languages) and 51 country-specific folders optimized and streamlined a highly complex localization structure. ‍‍‍

Provided extensive training and documentation for best practices for collaborative work in the Webflow Enterprise Space & Client-First aaproach training.
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The challenge

The inDrive Webflow enterprise project was marked by several technical challenges:

• A complex folder structure, with URL depths up to 5 levels.
• A dual-layered localization system: The project had to manage both language and country-specific content.
• Component optimization: Adapting and optimizing 100+ components to follow the Client-First approach for improved collaboration and scalability.

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Our approach

1. Global component library optimization

We optimized the global component library for Webflow’s Enterprise space by adapting over 100 components to follow the Client-First framework. This restructuring not only enhanced code cleanliness but also allowed new team members to quickly understand and collaborate on the project. The benefits of the Client-First approach include:

• Faster onboarding: New developers can easily navigate and contribute to the project thanks to clear naming conventions and reusable components.

• Improved collaboration: The structured component library allows for seamless teamwork, with the ability to implement changes and updates faster.

• Scalability: The Client-First framework ensures that the project is built to scale, making future development and maintenance more efficient.

• Additional tasks included optimizing assets (WebP, SVG) and removing unused classes and elements for better performance.

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2. Localization & URL structure support

Destinazio implemented a structured logic system and handled the localization setup for 47 locales (languages) and 51 countries. The system was optimized for efficiency and scalability.

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3. Training

The inDrive team received comprehensive coaching on Webflow’s Client-First system, focusing on best practices for class naming, component management, and image optimization. A dedicated 4-hour webinar was conducted in Russian, with a training guide provided to ensure the team could maintain and scale the project independently.

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Conclusion

destinazio’s work on the inDrive project highlights their ability to optimize large-scale Webflow enterprise projects by enhancing collaboration and future-proofing development with the Client-First approach. The result was a more efficient, scalable, and organized project structure, with the inDrive team fully equipped to manage future updates and growth.