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Flowkit Naming System

Apply FlowKit CSS naming conventions in Webflow projects using Webflow Designer tools.

Important Note

ALWAYS use Webflow MCP tools for all operations:

Use Webflow MCP's webflow_guide_tool to get best practices before starting
Use Webflow MCP's data_sites_tool with action list_sites to identify the target site
Use Webflow MCP's data_pages_tool with action list_pages to find the target page by name or slug — headless, no Designer needed
Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to inspect current classes and apply new ones — headless, pass the page's ID directly
Use Webflow MCP's data_style_tool to create and update FlowKit-compliant styles — headless
Use Webflow MCP's webflow_guide_tool to understand supported style properties
Use Webflow MCP's designer_tool only if the user wants to work with whatever page is currently open in Designer, or wants to interactively select an element on the canvas
DO NOT use any other tools or methods for Webflow operations
All tool calls must include the required context parameter (15-25 words, third-person perspective)
No Designer connection is required for the core workflow. Getting the page, inspecting classes, creating styles, and applying classes all run headlessly against an explicit page ID. Designer is only needed for the optional designer_tool conveniences above.

Instructions

Phase 1: Discovery & Setup

Identify the task: Determine if user is:
- Creating new component classes
- Auditing existing class names
- Building complete page sections
- Refactoring non-FlowKit classes to FlowKit
Get target page: Use Webflow MCP's data_pages_tool with action list_pages to find the page by name or slug — no Designer connection needed. If the user wants to work with whatever page they currently have open in Designer, use designer_tool with action get_current_page instead.
Ask for scope: Clarify which elements or sections to work with

Phase 2: Analysis (if auditing existing)

Get all elements: Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to retrieve elements from the target page
Extract classes: Identify all class names currently applied
Categorize issues:
- Missing fk- prefix
- Incorrect case (uppercase/mixed case)
- Wrong separators (underscores instead of hyphens)
- Non-semantic naming
- Inconsistent component structure
Generate audit report: Show current vs suggested FlowKit-compliant names

Phase 3: Suggestion Generation

Apply FlowKit patterns: Generate class names following FlowKit v2 conventions
Structure by type:
- Component wrappers: fk-[component]
- Child elements: fk-[component]-[element]
- State modifiers: combo classes with is-[state]
- Layout utilities: fk-flex, fk-grid, fk-stack
- Spacing utilities: fk-space-[size], fk-py-[size], fk-px-[size]
- Typography utilities: fk-text-[style]
Validate suggestions: Ensure all suggestions follow FlowKit conventions
Show preview: Display hierarchical structure with suggested classes

Phase 4: Application (if user confirms)

Create styles: Use Webflow MCP's data_style_tool to create new FlowKit-compliant class styles
Update elements: Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to apply classes to elements
Process in batches: If many elements, process in groups of 10-15
Show progress: Display which elements are being updated

Phase 5: Verification & Reporting

Verify application: Check that classes were applied correctly
Generate report: Show what was created/updated
Provide documentation: Explain the FlowKit structure used
Suggest next steps: Recommend additional FlowKit patterns to implement

FlowKit Naming Reference

Core Naming Patterns

Pattern	Purpose	Example
`fk-[component]`	Component wrapper (base class)	`fk-card`, `fk-nav`, `fk-hero`
`fk-[component]-[element]`	Child element within component	`fk-card-title`, `fk-nav-link`
`fk-[component].[modifier]`	Combo class modifier (state/variant)	`fk-card.is-featured`
`fk-text-[style]`	Typography utility	`fk-text-xl`, `fk-text-bold`
`fk-flex` / `fk-grid`	Layout utilities	`fk-flex-center`, `fk-grid-3`
`fk-space-[size]`	Spacing utilities	`fk-space-md`, `fk-py-lg`
`is-[state]`	State modifiers (combo)	`is-active`, `is-hidden`, `is-disabled`

Layout Utilities

fk-section              Section wrapper with padding
fk-container            Max-width container (centered)
fk-flex                 Flexbox container
fk-flex-center          Centered flex (both axes)
fk-flex-between         Space-between flex
fk-flex-around          Space-around flex
fk-flex-col             Flex column direction
fk-grid                 Grid container (base)
fk-grid-2               2-column grid
fk-grid-3               3-column grid
fk-grid-4               4-column grid
fk-grid-6               6-column grid
fk-stack                Vertical stack (gap between items)
fk-row                  Horizontal row
fk-wrap                 Flex wrap enabled

Typography Utilities

Spacing Utilities

Color Utilities

Border & Visual Utilities

State Modifiers (Combo Classes)

Examples

Example 1: Creating Hero Section

User prompt:

Step 1: Analysis

Step 2: After user confirms

Example 2: Auditing Existing Classes

User prompt:

Response:

Example 3: Building Card Component

User prompt:

Response:

Example 4: Refactoring to FlowKit

User prompt:

Step 1: Current Analysis

Step 2: After Migration

Guidelines

Phase 1: Critical Requirements

FlowKit Prefix Rule:

ALL component and element classes MUST start with fk-
Exception: State modifiers use is- prefix (as combo classes)
Exception: Utility classes for third-party integrations may omit prefix

Case Sensitivity:

All class names are lowercase only
No uppercase letters anywhere
No camelCase or PascalCase

Separator Rule:

Use hyphens (-) to separate words
Never use underscores (_)
Never use spaces or special characters

Naming Structure:

Phase 2: Component Naming Rules

Component Names:

Keep concise and semantic
Use common web component terms: card, nav, hero, footer
Avoid overly specific names: prefer fk-card over fk-product-feature-card
Use modifiers for variants: fk-card.is-featured not fk-card-featured

Element Hierarchy:

Parent component: fk-card
Direct children: fk-card-[element] (e.g., fk-card-title)
Deep nesting: Avoid more than 3 levels
Bad: fk-card-content-section-text-wrapper
Good: fk-card-content, fk-card-text

Common Component Patterns:

Cards:

Navigation:

Hero:

Forms:

Phase 3: Utility Classes

Utility Naming:

Format: fk-[property]-[value]
Examples: fk-text-lg, fk-space-md, fk-grid-3

Spacing Utilities:

Use t-shirt sizing: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl
Directional: py (vertical), px (horizontal), pt (top), pr (right), pb (bottom), pl (left)
Same for margins: my, mx, mt, mr, mb, ml

Typography Utilities:

Size: fk-text-[xs|sm|md|lg|xl|2xl|3xl]
Weight: fk-text-[light|medium|semibold|bold]
Alignment: fk-text-[left|center|right]
Transform: fk-text-[uppercase|lowercase|capitalize]

Layout Utilities:

Flexbox: fk-flex, fk-flex-col, fk-flex-center, fk-flex-between
Grid: fk-grid, fk-grid-2, fk-grid-3, fk-grid-4, fk-grid-6
Container: fk-container, fk-section

Phase 4: State Modifiers (Combo Classes)

State Modifier Rules:

Always use as combo classes with is- prefix
Applied in addition to base class
Example: <div class="fk-button is-primary">...</div>

Common States:

Applying Combo Classes in Webflow:

Select element
Add base class: fk-button
Add combo class: is-primary
Element has both classes: fk-button is-primary
Style the combo: .fk-button.is-primary { ... }

Phase 5: Responsive Design

Responsive Modifiers:

FlowKit uses combo classes for responsive behavior
Format: .[breakpoint]-[value]
Example: fk-grid-4.tablet-2.mobile-1

Breakpoints:

Responsive Grid Example:

Responsive Text Example:

Phase 6: Best Practices

Always:

✅ Use fk- prefix for all components and elements
✅ Use hyphens to separate words
✅ Use lowercase only
✅ Keep component names semantic and concise
✅ Use combo classes for modifiers and states
✅ Combine utilities freely (fk-flex fk-flex-center fk-space-md)
✅ Follow component-element hierarchy
✅ Use responsive combo classes for breakpoints

Never:

❌ Omit fk- prefix from components
❌ Use underscores or spaces
❌ Use uppercase or camelCase
❌ Create overly specific class names
❌ Nest elements more than 3 levels deep
❌ Mix FlowKit with other naming systems
❌ Create standalone modifier classes (use combo classes)

Component vs Utility:

Use components when:

Building reusable UI patterns (cards, buttons, navigation)
Need semantic meaning
Multiple instances across site
Example: fk-card, fk-nav, fk-hero

Use utilities when:

Applying single-purpose styling (spacing, typography, layout)
Quick adjustments without new classes
Consistent spacing/sizing across site
Example: fk-text-lg, fk-space-md, fk-flex-center

Utility Stacking: Utilities can be freely combined:

Component + Utility Combo:

Phase 7: Common Mistakes & Fixes

Mistake 1: Missing Prefix

Mistake 2: Wrong Case

Mistake 3: Wrong Separator

Mistake 4: camelCase/PascalCase

Mistake 5: Modifier as Standalone Class

Mistake 6: Too Much Nesting

Mistake 7: Overly Specific Names

Mistake 8: Wrong Responsive Pattern

Phase 8: FlowKit Version Notes

FlowKit v2 (Current):

New naming conventions (documented here)
Enhanced grid system with responsive combos
Expanded utility collection
Improved component library
Better variable system

Key v2 Changes:

Standardized fk- prefix across all components
Introduced is- prefix for state modifiers (combo classes)
Added responsive combo classes (.tablet-, .mobile-)
Expanded spacing scale (xs to 3xl)
More semantic utility names

Migration from v1: If user has v1 FlowKit classes:

Add fk- prefix where missing
Convert modifiers to is- combo classes
Update responsive classes to combo format
Check spacing utilities for new scale

Phase 9: Performance Optimization

Class Creation:

Create base component classes first
Then create element classes
Finally create utility classes
Use data_style_tool in batches of 10-15 classes

Element Updates:

Process elements in groups of 10-15
Show progress for large batches
If >50 elements, ask user to confirm batch size

Designer Connection (only if using the optional designer_tool convenience):

Class inspection, style creation, and element updates (data_element_tool, data_style_tool) never need Designer — this only applies if the user asked to work with the page currently open in Designer, or to interactively select elements
If connection lost mid-batch, pause and ask user to reconnect before the next designer_tool action
Save progress between batches

Phase 10: Error Handling

Common Errors:

1. Designer Not Connected (only relevant when using designer_tool):

2. Class Already Exists:

3. Invalid Class Name:

4. Style Property Not Supported:

Edge Cases

Case 1: Third-Party Integration Classes If integrating with third-party libraries (e.g., animations, sliders):

Keep third-party classes separate
Add FlowKit wrapper: <div class="fk-slider"><div class="swiper">...</div></div>
Don't force FlowKit naming on third-party classes

Case 2: Legacy Code Migration When migrating large existing site:

Create FlowKit classes first
Apply to new sections
Gradually refactor old sections
Keep both systems temporarily for backwards compatibility

Case 3: Custom Naming Requirements If client has existing naming system:

Discuss FlowKit benefits
Show side-by-side comparison
Offer hybrid approach: FlowKit for new components, keep old for existing
Or fully refactor (more time, better long-term)

Case 4: Component Library Conflicts If site uses another framework (Bootstrap, Tailwind):

FlowKit can coexist but not recommended
Choose one primary system
Use FlowKit for custom components
Use other framework for pre-built components

Case 5: Utility Class Explosion If too many utility classes on single element:

Consider creating component class instead
Example: Instead of fk-flex fk-flex-center fk-space-md fk-py-lg fk-px-xl fk-rounded-lg fk-shadow
Create: fk-panel with those properties built-in

Production Checklist

Before considering FlowKit implementation complete:

Setup:

Target site identified
Target page found (via data_pages_tool list_pages, or designer_tool if using the current open page)
Scope defined with user

Component Structure:

All components use fk- prefix
Component hierarchy is logical (max 3 levels)
Element names are semantic
Modifiers use combo classes with is- prefix

Utilities:

Spacing utilities use t-shirt sizing (xs-3xl)
Typography utilities cover all text styles
Layout utilities handle flex/grid needs
Color utilities align with brand

Responsive:

Responsive combo classes defined for key components
Breakpoint modifiers tested (tablet, mobile)
Grid systems adapt properly

States:

State modifiers defined (is-active, is-disabled, etc.)
Hover/focus states work correctly
Active states styled properly

Documentation:

Component structure documented
Utility classes listed
Responsive behavior explained
State modifiers documented

Validation:

All classes follow naming conventions
No uppercase letters
No underscores
All have proper prefixes

Performance:

Classes created in batches
Progress shown for large operations
No duplicate classes created

User Experience:

Clear feedback provided
Progress indicators shown
Success confirmation given
Next steps recommended

Flowkit Naming System

Apply FlowKit CSS naming conventions in Webflow projects using Webflow Designer tools.

Important Note

ALWAYS use Webflow MCP tools for all operations:

Use Webflow MCP's webflow_guide_tool to get best practices before starting
Use Webflow MCP's data_sites_tool with action list_sites to identify the target site
Use Webflow MCP's data_pages_tool with action list_pages to find the target page by name or slug — headless, no Designer needed
Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to inspect current classes and apply new ones — headless, pass the page's ID directly
Use Webflow MCP's data_style_tool to create and update FlowKit-compliant styles — headless
Use Webflow MCP's webflow_guide_tool to understand supported style properties
Use Webflow MCP's designer_tool only if the user wants to work with whatever page is currently open in Designer, or wants to interactively select an element on the canvas
DO NOT use any other tools or methods for Webflow operations
All tool calls must include the required context parameter (15-25 words, third-person perspective)
No Designer connection is required for the core workflow. Getting the page, inspecting classes, creating styles, and applying classes all run headlessly against an explicit page ID. Designer is only needed for the optional designer_tool conveniences above.

Instructions

Phase 1: Discovery & Setup

Identify the task: Determine if user is:
- Creating new component classes
- Auditing existing class names
- Building complete page sections
- Refactoring non-FlowKit classes to FlowKit
Get target page: Use Webflow MCP's data_pages_tool with action list_pages to find the page by name or slug — no Designer connection needed. If the user wants to work with whatever page they currently have open in Designer, use designer_tool with action get_current_page instead.
Ask for scope: Clarify which elements or sections to work with

Phase 2: Analysis (if auditing existing)

Get all elements: Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to retrieve elements from the target page
Extract classes: Identify all class names currently applied
Categorize issues:
- Missing fk- prefix
- Incorrect case (uppercase/mixed case)
- Wrong separators (underscores instead of hyphens)
- Non-semantic naming
- Inconsistent component structure
Generate audit report: Show current vs suggested FlowKit-compliant names

Phase 3: Suggestion Generation

Apply FlowKit patterns: Generate class names following FlowKit v2 conventions
Structure by type:
- Component wrappers: fk-[component]
- Child elements: fk-[component]-[element]
- State modifiers: combo classes with is-[state]
- Layout utilities: fk-flex, fk-grid, fk-stack
- Spacing utilities: fk-space-[size], fk-py-[size], fk-px-[size]
- Typography utilities: fk-text-[style]
Validate suggestions: Ensure all suggestions follow FlowKit conventions
Show preview: Display hierarchical structure with suggested classes

Phase 4: Application (if user confirms)

Create styles: Use Webflow MCP's data_style_tool to create new FlowKit-compliant class styles
Update elements: Use Webflow MCP's data_element_tool to apply classes to elements
Process in batches: If many elements, process in groups of 10-15
Show progress: Display which elements are being updated

Phase 5: Verification & Reporting

Verify application: Check that classes were applied correctly
Generate report: Show what was created/updated
Provide documentation: Explain the FlowKit structure used
Suggest next steps: Recommend additional FlowKit patterns to implement

FlowKit Naming Reference

Core Naming Patterns

Pattern	Purpose	Example
`fk-[component]`	Component wrapper (base class)	`fk-card`, `fk-nav`, `fk-hero`
`fk-[component]-[element]`	Child element within component	`fk-card-title`, `fk-nav-link`
`fk-[component].[modifier]`	Combo class modifier (state/variant)	`fk-card.is-featured`
`fk-text-[style]`	Typography utility	`fk-text-xl`, `fk-text-bold`
`fk-flex` / `fk-grid`	Layout utilities	`fk-flex-center`, `fk-grid-3`
`fk-space-[size]`	Spacing utilities	`fk-space-md`, `fk-py-lg`
`is-[state]`	State modifiers (combo)	`is-active`, `is-hidden`, `is-disabled`

Layout Utilities

fk-section              Section wrapper with padding
fk-container            Max-width container (centered)
fk-flex                 Flexbox container
fk-flex-center          Centered flex (both axes)
fk-flex-between         Space-between flex
fk-flex-around          Space-around flex
fk-flex-col             Flex column direction
fk-grid                 Grid container (base)
fk-grid-2               2-column grid
fk-grid-3               3-column grid
fk-grid-4               4-column grid
fk-grid-6               6-column grid
fk-stack                Vertical stack (gap between items)
fk-row                  Horizontal row
fk-wrap                 Flex wrap enabled

Typography Utilities

Spacing Utilities

Color Utilities

Border & Visual Utilities

State Modifiers (Combo Classes)

Examples

Example 1: Creating Hero Section

User prompt:

Step 1: Analysis

Step 2: After user confirms

Example 2: Auditing Existing Classes

User prompt:

Response:

Example 3: Building Card Component

User prompt:

Response:

Example 4: Refactoring to FlowKit

User prompt:

Step 1: Current Analysis

Step 2: After Migration

Guidelines

Phase 1: Critical Requirements

FlowKit Prefix Rule:

ALL component and element classes MUST start with fk-
Exception: State modifiers use is- prefix (as combo classes)
Exception: Utility classes for third-party integrations may omit prefix

Case Sensitivity:

All class names are lowercase only
No uppercase letters anywhere
No camelCase or PascalCase

Separator Rule:

Use hyphens (-) to separate words
Never use underscores (_)
Never use spaces or special characters

Naming Structure:

Phase 2: Component Naming Rules

Component Names:

Keep concise and semantic
Use common web component terms: card, nav, hero, footer
Avoid overly specific names: prefer fk-card over fk-product-feature-card
Use modifiers for variants: fk-card.is-featured not fk-card-featured

Element Hierarchy:

Parent component: fk-card
Direct children: fk-card-[element] (e.g., fk-card-title)
Deep nesting: Avoid more than 3 levels
Bad: fk-card-content-section-text-wrapper
Good: fk-card-content, fk-card-text

Common Component Patterns:

Cards:

Navigation:

Hero:

Forms:

Phase 3: Utility Classes

Utility Naming:

Format: fk-[property]-[value]
Examples: fk-text-lg, fk-space-md, fk-grid-3

Spacing Utilities:

Use t-shirt sizing: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl
Directional: py (vertical), px (horizontal), pt (top), pr (right), pb (bottom), pl (left)
Same for margins: my, mx, mt, mr, mb, ml

Typography Utilities:

Size: fk-text-[xs|sm|md|lg|xl|2xl|3xl]
Weight: fk-text-[light|medium|semibold|bold]
Alignment: fk-text-[left|center|right]
Transform: fk-text-[uppercase|lowercase|capitalize]

Layout Utilities:

Flexbox: fk-flex, fk-flex-col, fk-flex-center, fk-flex-between
Grid: fk-grid, fk-grid-2, fk-grid-3, fk-grid-4, fk-grid-6
Container: fk-container, fk-section

Phase 4: State Modifiers (Combo Classes)

State Modifier Rules:

Always use as combo classes with is- prefix
Applied in addition to base class
Example: <div class="fk-button is-primary">...</div>

Common States:

Applying Combo Classes in Webflow:

Select element
Add base class: fk-button
Add combo class: is-primary
Element has both classes: fk-button is-primary
Style the combo: .fk-button.is-primary { ... }

Phase 5: Responsive Design

Responsive Modifiers:

FlowKit uses combo classes for responsive behavior
Format: .[breakpoint]-[value]
Example: fk-grid-4.tablet-2.mobile-1

Breakpoints:

Responsive Grid Example:

Responsive Text Example:

Phase 6: Best Practices

Always:

✅ Use fk- prefix for all components and elements
✅ Use hyphens to separate words
✅ Use lowercase only
✅ Keep component names semantic and concise
✅ Use combo classes for modifiers and states
✅ Combine utilities freely (fk-flex fk-flex-center fk-space-md)
✅ Follow component-element hierarchy
✅ Use responsive combo classes for breakpoints

Never:

❌ Omit fk- prefix from components
❌ Use underscores or spaces
❌ Use uppercase or camelCase
❌ Create overly specific class names
❌ Nest elements more than 3 levels deep
❌ Mix FlowKit with other naming systems
❌ Create standalone modifier classes (use combo classes)

Component vs Utility:

Use components when:

Building reusable UI patterns (cards, buttons, navigation)
Need semantic meaning
Multiple instances across site
Example: fk-card, fk-nav, fk-hero

Use utilities when:

Applying single-purpose styling (spacing, typography, layout)
Quick adjustments without new classes
Consistent spacing/sizing across site
Example: fk-text-lg, fk-space-md, fk-flex-center

Utility Stacking: Utilities can be freely combined:

Component + Utility Combo:

Phase 7: Common Mistakes & Fixes

Mistake 1: Missing Prefix

Mistake 2: Wrong Case

Mistake 3: Wrong Separator

Mistake 4: camelCase/PascalCase

Mistake 5: Modifier as Standalone Class

Mistake 6: Too Much Nesting

Mistake 7: Overly Specific Names

Mistake 8: Wrong Responsive Pattern

Phase 8: FlowKit Version Notes

FlowKit v2 (Current):

New naming conventions (documented here)
Enhanced grid system with responsive combos
Expanded utility collection
Improved component library
Better variable system

Key v2 Changes:

Standardized fk- prefix across all components
Introduced is- prefix for state modifiers (combo classes)
Added responsive combo classes (.tablet-, .mobile-)
Expanded spacing scale (xs to 3xl)
More semantic utility names

Migration from v1: If user has v1 FlowKit classes:

Add fk- prefix where missing
Convert modifiers to is- combo classes
Update responsive classes to combo format
Check spacing utilities for new scale

Phase 9: Performance Optimization

Class Creation:

Create base component classes first
Then create element classes
Finally create utility classes
Use data_style_tool in batches of 10-15 classes

Element Updates:

Process elements in groups of 10-15
Show progress for large batches
If >50 elements, ask user to confirm batch size

Designer Connection (only if using the optional designer_tool convenience):

Class inspection, style creation, and element updates (data_element_tool, data_style_tool) never need Designer — this only applies if the user asked to work with the page currently open in Designer, or to interactively select elements
If connection lost mid-batch, pause and ask user to reconnect before the next designer_tool action
Save progress between batches

Phase 10: Error Handling

Common Errors:

1. Designer Not Connected (only relevant when using designer_tool):

2. Class Already Exists:

3. Invalid Class Name:

4. Style Property Not Supported:

Edge Cases

Case 1: Third-Party Integration Classes If integrating with third-party libraries (e.g., animations, sliders):

Keep third-party classes separate
Add FlowKit wrapper: <div class="fk-slider"><div class="swiper">...</div></div>
Don't force FlowKit naming on third-party classes

Case 2: Legacy Code Migration When migrating large existing site:

Create FlowKit classes first
Apply to new sections
Gradually refactor old sections
Keep both systems temporarily for backwards compatibility

Case 3: Custom Naming Requirements If client has existing naming system:

Discuss FlowKit benefits
Show side-by-side comparison
Offer hybrid approach: FlowKit for new components, keep old for existing
Or fully refactor (more time, better long-term)

Case 4: Component Library Conflicts If site uses another framework (Bootstrap, Tailwind):

FlowKit can coexist but not recommended
Choose one primary system
Use FlowKit for custom components
Use other framework for pre-built components

Case 5: Utility Class Explosion If too many utility classes on single element:

Consider creating component class instead
Example: Instead of fk-flex fk-flex-center fk-space-md fk-py-lg fk-px-xl fk-rounded-lg fk-shadow
Create: fk-panel with those properties built-in

Production Checklist

Before considering FlowKit implementation complete:

Setup:

Target site identified
Target page found (via data_pages_tool list_pages, or designer_tool if using the current open page)
Scope defined with user

Component Structure:

All components use fk- prefix
Component hierarchy is logical (max 3 levels)
Element names are semantic
Modifiers use combo classes with is- prefix

Utilities:

Spacing utilities use t-shirt sizing (xs-3xl)
Typography utilities cover all text styles
Layout utilities handle flex/grid needs
Color utilities align with brand

Responsive:

Responsive combo classes defined for key components
Breakpoint modifiers tested (tablet, mobile)
Grid systems adapt properly

States:

State modifiers defined (is-active, is-disabled, etc.)
Hover/focus states work correctly
Active states styled properly

Documentation:

Component structure documented
Utility classes listed
Responsive behavior explained
State modifiers documented

Validation:

All classes follow naming conventions
No uppercase letters
No underscores
All have proper prefixes

Performance:

Classes created in batches
Progress shown for large operations
No duplicate classes created

User Experience:

Clear feedback provided
Progress indicators shown
Success confirmation given
Next steps recommended