Element |
Atomic representation of a portion of a website, usually is identified by a class in CSS and as an element in Webflow in blue color. |
Attribute |
A single styling that is applied to an element |
Component |
A set of other components and/or elements with their attributes. Goes from something simple like a button, an interactive image, and goes as complex as it can be like a sliding text with dynamic effects. |
Webflow Component |
Component representation that can be reused across multiple pages and is maintained from a central place. Its shown as a green class. |
Class |
a set of attributes grouped in css. usually is identified with a name that is used as the element name in Webflow |
Combo Class |
hierarchy of classes that can be combined. Primary class is usually the one with general attributes and combo classes combined provide modifications to the original. |
Transition |
Way of applying an effect to an element that happens during a time interval. |
Effect |
Visual change that can be applied to an element. Can be set with a transition as well. |
Accordeon |
Name of a certain component that represents the instrument. basically is a set of divs that can be opened or closed by a trigger such as a mouse click. |
Marquee |
Name of a certain component that represents a text that moves from right to left, or can be in other directions as well. |
Navigation Bar |
Name of the component that represents a set of icons or links that allows the user to navigate to other places on the website based on a place of reference. |
Menu |
Name of the component that represents a place where users can always check for a quick way to navigate to the main pages of the website |
Hero |
Name of the component that represents the first thing the users sees on the homepage. It usually contains elements such as a big title, a representative image of what the website is about. |
Footer |
Component that is placed at the bottom of each page. Contains elements such as copyrights, information about the company. |
Responsive |
Refers to how a website, page, component or element adapts respective to the display or screen it is being viewed from. If its responsive it means that its adaptation is seemless. |
Viewport |
The viewport is the user's visible area of a web page. The viewport varies with the device, and will be smaller on a mobile phone than on a computer screen. |