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Skeletons are high-quality wireframe building blocks built around Webflow Variables and Client-First naming. They give you a scalable, consistent, variable-driven foundation for building new websites extremely fast.
Skeletons aren’t just “blocks” – they are a full architectural approach to building clean, modern Webflow sites without bloated styles or random classes.
For freelancers, agencies, studios, and anyone building many sites who wants:
They are perfect if you want the flexibility of custom design without starting from scratch every time.
Because Skeletons only work when your project contains the same variables and global structure.
The Style Guide includes all global tokens:
When you paste a Skeleton section into a project that has the Style Guide installed, Webflow automatically maps:
Example:
If Skeleton uses --section-padding-medium or --text-size-h2, those instantly adapt to your customized variables.
This is what makes Skeletons feel magically “on brand” right after pasting.
Without the Style Guide, nothing will map correctly.
From our official Webflow cloneable:
webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/byq-skeletons
It’s completely free.
Yes. Full documentation explaining variables, best practices, and workflow is available here:👉 Go to Skeletons Documentation
Skeletons are powered entirely by Variables. That means you can restyle your whole site visually in minutes.
Variables control:
And because every Skeleton section is built consistently, the entire system behaves as one ecosystem.
Copy → Paste → Instantly styled to your brand.
Yes — strictly.
All naming, structure, wrappers, and utilities follow Client-First logic.
Yes.
All Webflow Skeletons are fully responsive.
In Figma, responsiveness is still in beta (we are improving it continuously).
Technically yes — but not recommended.
Skeletons follow a different architecture, naming system, and variable logic than templates or Sections. They are meant to be used as a complete ecosystem.
Done.
Yes — but with rules.
Skeletons include two types of classes:
Global utilities (do not rename):
Section-specific classes (safe to rename):
These always start with the section prefix, for example:
These you can modify freely if you need.
For deeper explanation, refer to the Skeletons documentation.
Not recommended.
Variables are the core strength of Skeletons.
Removing them defeats the purpose of the system.
Yes, but currently in beta.
Some Figma components may not yet be fully responsive.
👉 Get Skeletons Figma Starter here
In your Style Guide go to Variables → Typography.
Adjust heading sizes, body sizes, font weights, and line heights globally.
In your Style Guide go to Variables → Color / Base.
Edit Neutral + Accent tokens.
Your entire site updates instantly.
In your Style Guide go to Variables → Layout.
You’ll find spacing scales, grid gaps, container sizes, and max widths.
Use:
Then paste SVG into the embed and keep:
stroke="currentColor"
Optionally apply the icon stroke variable:
var(--_❇️-icon---icon-stroke)
