Example Webflow/Sketch Case Study - Clone of Memberspace Memberspace Toolbox

The video introduces a new series called "Project Overview" where the speaker showcases personal and client projects, providing insights into the design process and Webflow coding. The first project discussed is "Membership Toolbox," created in collaboration with Memberspace. It's described as an ultimate list of resources and third-party apps for managing and growing online businesses, divided into 14 categories.

The speaker details the design process, which involved three review stages. They explain their approach to grid design, typically using a 1140-pixel grid with 12 columns. Multiple design options were created for the client to choose from, including various widget layouts and header designs. The final design features a mosaic-style header with different colors representing each category.

The video then shifts to discussing how the design was implemented in Webflow. The mosaic header, described as the most challenging part, was created using CSS grid. The project uses two main collections in Webflow: tools (widgets) and categories. Each category has specific color schemes and icons associated with it.

The responsive design is also explained, detailing how the layout changes for tablet and mobile views. A key feature for mobile is a collapsible menu bar that allows easy navigation between categories without excessive scrolling.

Finally, the speaker reveals that Memberspace has made the entire project available on Webflow Discover, allowing others to clone and create their own directories based on this template.

Highlights:

  • The project, "Membership Toolbox," is a comprehensive directory of online business resources split into 14 categories, designed with a colorful mosaic-style header.
  • The design process involved multiple iterations and client feedback, with careful consideration given to responsive layouts for different devices.
  • The entire project is available on Webflow Discover, allowing others to clone and adapt it for their own directory-style websites.

The video introduces a new series called "Project Overview" where the speaker showcases personal and client projects, providing insights into the design process and Webflow coding. The first project discussed is "Membership Toolbox," created in collaboration with Memberspace. It's described as an ultimate list of resources and third-party apps for managing and growing online businesses, divided into 14 categories.

The speaker details the design process, which involved three review stages. They explain their approach to grid design, typically using a 1140-pixel grid with 12 columns. Multiple design options were created for the client to choose from, including various widget layouts and header designs. The final design features a mosaic-style header with different colors representing each category.

The video then shifts to discussing how the design was implemented in Webflow. The mosaic header, described as the most challenging part, was created using CSS grid. The project uses two main collections in Webflow: tools (widgets) and categories. Each category has specific color schemes and icons associated with it.

The responsive design is also explained, detailing how the layout changes for tablet and mobile views. A key feature for mobile is a collapsible menu bar that allows easy navigation between categories without excessive scrolling.

Finally, the speaker reveals that Memberspace has made the entire project available on Webflow Discover, allowing others to clone and create their own directories based on this template.

Highlights:

  • The project, "Membership Toolbox," is a comprehensive directory of online business resources split into 14 categories, designed with a colorful mosaic-style header.
  • The design process involved multiple iterations and client feedback, with careful consideration given to responsive layouts for different devices.
  • The entire project is available on Webflow Discover, allowing others to clone and adapt it for their own directory-style websites.
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