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  • Web-safe fonts and how to choose them

    Summary

    Web-safe fonts are typefaces that are universally supported across major web browsers and operating systems. Choosing the right web-safe font is essential for consistent user experience, accessibility, web design quality, and brand perception. This guide explains what makes a web-safe font safe to use and how to choose the right font for your website.

    What are web-safe fonts?

    Web-safe fonts are fonts that are pre-installed on most operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, macOS, and mobile devices—meaning your website fonts appear consistently across web pages. These fonts don’t rely on custom font files, web font services, Google Fonts, or Adobe Fonts, reducing load times and compatibility issues in website design.

    Popular web-safe fonts include:

    • Arial – a widely used sans-serif font
    • Georgia – an elegant serif font
    • Times New Roman – a classic serif font developed as a standard font
    • Verdana – a readable sans-serif font optimized for web
    • Trebuchet MS – a humanist sans serif font
    • Courier New – a monospace font

    These fonts are part of the system’s default font families and ensure fallback font consistency across web browsers and operating systems.

    How to choose the right font

    When selecting a web-safe font for your website, consider the following best practices for using fonts for websites:

    • Legibility: Choose readable fonts that work well at different font sizes and across devices. Sans-serif fonts like Arial or Verdana are best used for body text.
    • Brand alignment: The font you choose should align with your brand identity professional, modern look, minimalist, or playful.
    • Font pairing: Combine different font types such as serif font for headings and sans-serif font for body text. Example: Georgia for headings and Arial for paragraphs.
    • Fallback stack: Always define a fallback font in HTML and CSS in case the primary web-safe font fails to load. Example: font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;.

    Final outcome

    Using web-safe fonts ensures your content remains readable and visually consistent across platforms. Choosing the right font improves brand identity, enhances user engagement, and keeps your website optimized for performance.

    Need help designing a typography system for your website?
    Integriti Studio helps brands design websites with accessible, responsive, and safe fonts you can use with confidence.

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  • Design systems vs style guides What’s the difference

    Summary

    While often used interchangeably in product design, design systems and style guides serve different purposes in design and development and brand management. This resource explains the key differences between design system vs style guide and when to use each, helping design teams manage design at scale and build consistent, scalable digital product experiences.

    Understanding style guides

    A style guide is a static document that defines visual design and brand identity rules such as color palettes, typography, logo usage, iconography, and spacing. It is brand-focused and acts as a brand style guide and visual reference to maintain brand consistency across print, digital, and marketing materials.

    Key features include:

    • Brand colors and fonts
    • Logo and icon usage rules
    • Spacing and layout guidance
    • Voice and tone for content and UX writing

    Style guides are typically used by marketing teams, UX designers, and external collaborators who need specific style guidance and a snapshot of the brand’s visual design and consistent style.

    What is a design system?

    A design system is a complete set of standards intended to manage design at scale using reusable components and patterns. It is a dynamic ecosystem that supports product design and development through component libraries, design tokens, documentation, and developer standards. Unlike a style guide, a design system focuses on UI components, UX patterns, interaction behavior, and design workflow alignment.

    Core elements include:

    • Component libraries with reusable UI elements such as buttons, forms, and modals
    • Design tokens for colors, typography, and spacing
    • UX patterns, design patterns, and interaction behavior
    • Developer-ready documentation and code snippets

    Design systems help designers and developers work together across platforms, ensuring scalable design, consistent design, and smooth design handoff for digital products.

    Final outcome

    While style guides help maintain brand consistency, design systems shine when teams need to scale product design and development. Together, design systems and style guides form a unified design language and a strong foundation for managing design systems across all channels.

    Looking to build your brand’s first design system or start with a style guide?
    Integriti Studio helps design and development teams create, document, and scale design systems and style guides for modern digital products.

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  • Best Figma plugins for UI/UX designers in 2025

    Summary

    Figma continues to lead the UI/UX design space in 2025 as a powerful design tool, thanks in part to its vibrant plugin ecosystem. Whether you’re streamlining workflow, improving user experience, enhancing accessibility, or speeding up prototype and wireframing tasks, the right Figma plugins can make a real difference for UX designers. This guide highlights the best Figma plugins every UI/UX designer should have in their toolkit in 2025.

    1: Autoflow – Fast, clean user flows

    Autoflow is a popular Figma plugin that connects frames, wireframes, and UI elements with smart arrows to quickly visualize user journeys and UX flow. It helps automate parts of the design process and is ideal for mapping wireframes and communicating logic directly inside Figma.

    2: Iconify – Massive icon library

    Iconify is one of the best Figma plugins for UI design, giving access to over 100,000 icons from Material, Feather, FontAwesome, and Google Fonts plugin sources. It’s useful for mockup creation, digital product design, and consistent figma designs without leaving your design file.

    3: Stark – Accessibility checker

    Stark is an essential accessibility plugin for Figma that helps ensure inclusive UX design. It offers contrast checking, color blindness simulation, and accessibility annotations, supporting best practices for UI, UX, and user experience compliance.

    4: Content Reel – Realistic placeholder content

    Content Reel speeds up your workflow by replacing generic figma text with realistic names, avatars, locations, UX copy, and job titles. It helps designers work faster and refine mockups for client-ready UI and design prototypes.

    5: Figmify – Design-to-dev workflow enhancer

    Figmify improves design workflow and handoff by exporting figma designs into production-ready, developer-friendly formats. It helps designers and developers collaborate better, connecting Figma to code and making handoff smoother.

    Final outcome

    Using these useful Figma plugins in 2025 can help design teams, solo designers, and UX writers work faster and easier. From prototyping and wireframing to polish, these best plugins help boost your workflow in 2025 and deliver better digital product experiences.

    Need help building efficient design systems in Figma?
    Integriti Studio helps brands design smarter by translating ideas into intuitive, user-centered interfaces using Figma plugins and modern UI/UX best practices.

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  • How to build a responsive website wireframe in Figma

    Summary

    Wireframing is the foundation of any well-designed website wireframe. Using Figma, designers can build responsive wireframes that adapt to different screen sizes, ensuring usability and user experience across devices. This guide explains how to create a scalable wireframe in Figma for responsive website design.

    Start with the right frame sizes

    Figma offers predefined device frames—start by choosing common breakpoint screen sizes:

    • Desktop (1440px)
    • Tablet (768px)
    • Mobile (375px)

    Use these as your base layout guides. It’s best to begin with desktop and scale down for smaller screens and different devices.

    Establish a consistent layout grid

    • Use a 12-column layout grid for desktop and a 4–6-column grid for mobile.
    • Set proper spacing, margins, and gutters to maintain layout balance.
    • Apply the grid system across different screen sizes to align UI elements consistently.
    • This ensures structure, clarity, and visual hierarchy from the start.

    Add flexible components

    Use Auto Layout in Figma to create responsive layouts. It allows components to:

    • Adjust and resize dynamically
    • Resize with the frame
    • Stack and realign across breakpoints

    Combine Auto Layout with constraints so navigation, buttons, images, and text blocks adapt on various screen sizes.

    Focus on structure, not detail

    Wireframes in Figma focus on layout, user flow, and usability—not final UI design. Use grayscale colors, placeholder text, and basic design elements to keep attention on UX, spacing, and accessibility.

    Final outcome

    A responsive wireframe in Figma creates a strong design system base. It improves handoff, supports responsive website design, and ensures a smooth experience across devices.

    Need help designing wireframes that work on every screen?

    Integriti Studio specializes in responsive design using Figma for modern web design.

    👉Lets build smarter 

  • Setting up Shopify Markets: Sell internationally with ease 

    Summary

    Shopify Markets is a built-in feature that empowers Shopify merchants to sell globally and internationally by localizing their Shopify store for different regions. From currency conversions to language settings, international payments, international taxes, and tax compliance, it helps streamline international expansion—all from a single Shopify admin dashboard.

    Why Shopify Markets matters

    • Selling internationally or internationally isn’t just about accepting payments. With Shopify Markets, you can:
    • Create tailored and localized shopping experiences for every region
    • Offer local currencies, Shopify payments, and payment methods for international customers
    • Automatically handle duties, import taxes, and compliance
    • Launch country-specific domains, international domains, or subfolders for SEO, ensuring a seamless shopping experience for global customers

    How to get started with Shopify Markets

    1. Enable Shopify Markets
      Go to Settings → Markets in your Shopify admin and activate the feature. You’ll see your primary market (usually your home country) and can add new international markets manually.
    2. Add regions or countries
      Start by grouping different countries or regions (like “Europe” or “Asia-Pacific”) or selecting a new market where you plan to sell internationally. Shopify Markets allows merchants to target multiple markets in one store.
    3. Customize each market
      For every region or market, you can configure:

    Currency and pricing (including rounding rules) for local currencies

    Language preferences to localize your store and adapt content for every region

    Product availability

    Localized domains, international Shopify store URLs, or subfolders to create a single Shopify store that serves multiple markets

    1. Set up duties and taxes
      Enable tax-inclusive pricing, configure duties and import taxes to be calculated at checkout for international orders, and Shopify handles this via Global-e integration for Plus users, or via manual setups for standard plans.

    Final outcome

    With Shopify Markets, expanding your Shopify store to different markets and selling internationally is no longer a logistical nightmare. You can sell globally while offering localized shopping experiences, currency adaptation, and seamless checkout for international visitors—all without needing third-party apps or multiple storefronts.

    Ready to go global with Shopify?
    Let Integriti Studio help you configure Shopify Markets the right way—from pricing and compliance to international shipping, global commerce, and managing international customers.

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  • Using interactions and animations in Webflow to enhance UX

    Summary

    Webflow’s built-in interactions and animations allow designers to bring Webflow websites and projects to life—without writing a single line of code. When used strategically, these tools create intuitive, delightful user experiences (UX) that guide users, improve UX design, reinforce brand identity, and boost user engagement. Webflow interactions allow designers to create complex animations, motion design, and interactive experiences that optimize user attention while reducing cognitive load.

    Types of interactions to consider

    Webflow offers multiple interaction triggers, including:

    • Scroll-based animations: Fade in content, parallax effects, scroll-triggered animations, progress indicators, or page load animations.
    • Hover states: Highlight buttons, reveal tooltips, animate cards, or simple hover effects on elements like CTAs.
    • Page load interactions: Create hero animations, intro sequences, or multi-step animations.
    • Click/hover toggles: Expand menus, switch content tabs, or trigger click interactions.

    These animations and interactions help reduce friction, direct user attention, and create a sense of polish, professionalism, and immersive design for engaging and interactive websites.

    Best practices for animation

    Keep it purposeful: Don’t animate for the sake of it. Every motion, animation, or custom animation should serve a function—whether it’s drawing focus, confirming an action, or guiding users through elements on the page.

    Optimize for performance: Use easing, duration, and delay settings carefully. Avoid animations that slow the site, create excessive cognitive load, or distract users. Tools like Webflow interactions and the interactions panel make it easier to optimize animations across devices.

    Stay on-brand: Animations should match the tone and personality of your visual identity. Subtle, smooth transitions often feel more refined and enhance your website’s UI design.

    Final outcome

    Thoughtfully crafted interactions in Webflow enhance user experience (UX) by making your site more dynamic, engaging, and interactive. From microinteractions to scroll-based animations and web animations, Webflow allows designers to create dynamic, visually appealing, and immersive interactive experiences. Using interactions and animations strategically creates a sense of polish and professionalism while improving UX.

    Need help bringing your Webflow project to life with stunning interactions and advanced animation techniques?
    Integriti Studio specializes in motion-driven design, webflow UX, and creating complex animations that elevate every click, scroll, and hover interaction.

    👉Lets build something interactive

  • Embedding third-party forms and CRMs into Webflow 

    Summary

    Webflow offers native form capabilities, but integrating third-party form tools, CRM platforms, or advanced form builders can unlock powerful form functionality such as lead scoring, marketing automation, multi-step forms, conditional logic, or custom pipelines. Whether you’re using HubSpot forms, Mailchimp, Salesforce, Typeform, JotForm, Formstack, or Airtable forms, embedding them into Webflow is a seamless process when done right. Embedding third-party forms directly into your Webflow site improves form experience, captures user data, and automates workflows.

    Identify the right embed method

    Most third-party platforms provide one of the following embed options:

    • HTML embed codes
    • Iframe snippets
    • JavaScript-based integrations or APIs

    In Webflow, these can be added using the built-in Embed component. Simply copy the code from your third-party tool or CRM and paste it inside Webflow’s embed block. Webflow allows you to create dynamic Webflow forms, connect your Webflow site to external platforms, and embed forms with webflow efficiently.

    Common use cases

    • CRM integrations (e.g., HubSpot, Zoho CRM): Embed lead capture forms that sync directly to your CRM, connect Webflow, and automate leads and customer data in real-time.
    • Survey tools (e.g., Typeform, Google Forms): Collect feedback or data in a visually engaging way with interactive forms and form fields.
    • Email marketing (e.g., Mailchimp, Klaviyo): Connect subscribers to automation sequences instantly and manage email notifications and form submissions.

    Styling & responsiveness tips

    • Use Webflow’s built-in styling tools, CSS, or custom code for the form wrapper to maintain brand consistency. Forms within Webflow can be customized for user experience, error messages, file uploads, drag-and-drop capabilities, and interactive notifications.
    • If the form appears inside an iframe, CSS customization may be limited—consider tools that allow embedded styling and form integration within your Webflow site.
    • Always test responsiveness across devices and screen sizes to ensure proper display and functionality.

    Final outcome

    Embedding third-party forms, CRMs, or advanced form tools into Webflow empowers your Webflow site to capture, manage, and automate leads without compromising on design. With just a few clicks, you can turn static contact forms into a conversion machine, create powerful form workflows, and improve the submission process.

    Need help integrating a CRM, marketing automation, or advanced form builder in Webflow?
    Integriti Studio can assist with seamless integration, embed third-party forms, and powerful lead workflows tailored to your business.

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  • Setting up multilingual websites in Webflow

    Summary

    Creating a multilingual website in Webflow allows you to serve diverse audiences, expand your global reach, and provide localized user experiences. Since Webflow doesn’t natively support multilingual sites, you’ll need to rely on third-party integrations or manual structuring techniques to deliver multilingual content in multiple languages. Webflow allows you to create a multilingual webflow website or a multi-language website in Webflow, giving flexibility for localization and multilingual SEO.

    Choose your translation method

    There are two primary approaches to adding multiple languages in Webflow:

    Third-party tools
    Services like Weglot, Polyflow, or Linguana integrate seamlessly with Webflow to handle translation, language switching, and automatic SEO optimization. These tools offer:

    • Language switchers out-of-the-box to create a multi-language website in Webflow
    • Auto or manual translation workflows for every language and translated languages
    • Hreflang and subdirectory support for multilingual SEO, enabling Google to easily index different language versions

    Manual duplication

    Duplicate pages, CMS collections, or templates for each language and create a custom language switcher. This gives you full control but requires more maintenance. You can add multiple languages manually and structure every page for a multi-language website, making your Webflow project fully localized.

    Implementation tips

    • Plan your structure: Decide whether you’ll use subdirectories (e.g., /fr/, /es/) or separate domains. Tools like Weglot handle this for you automatically and support multiple languages and locales.
    • Design for flexibility: Text expansion in some languages (like German or Arabic) may affect layout. Leave enough padding and use auto-sizing where possible. Webflow allows designers to customize your Webflow language elements across multiple pages for a smooth experience.
    • SEO considerations: Use hreflang tags, update meta titles/descriptions per language, and submit each language version to Google Search Console. Optimize multilingual content for search engines using multilingual SEO features provided by Weglot or Polyflow.
    • Test thoroughly: Ensure language switchers work across all pages and devices. Also, review translated content for cultural relevance and user experience.

    Final outcome

    Whether using a plugin like Weglot or Polyflow, or a manual setup, a well-executed multilingual site in Webflow boosts accessibility and ensures global users feel at home with your content. Webflow creators can quickly and easily build a multilingual webflow website or multi-language website, ensuring your site is optimized for multilingual SEO and website localization.

    Need help building or optimizing your multilingual site in Webflow?
    Integriti Studio can set up a smooth, scalable structure tailored for international audiences, ensuring your webflow site is ready to support multiple languages and language options.

    👉Lets go Global

  • How to add Lottie animations to Webflow websites 

    Summary

    Lottie animations are lightweight, JSON-based animations that scale beautifully and load quickly. Webflow offers native support for Lottie, making it easy to enhance user interactions with professional-grade motion graphics—without writing a single line of code. Webflow’s native Lottie integration allows developers and designers to add Lottie animations directly to a Webflow project for interactive animations and improved user experience.

    Why use Lottie in Webflow

    • Lightweight compared to GIFs or video
    • Fully scalable with no quality loss
    • Interactive and trigger-based playback for scroll animations and hover/click effects
    • Works seamlessly across modern browsers
    • JSON-based animations are vector-based, much lighter than traditional GIFs or video, without sacrificing performance

    Step-by-step integration process

    1. Export your Lottie file
      Use Adobe After Effects with the Bodymovin plugin to export your animation as a .json file. Using the Bodymovin plugin ensures your Lottie JSON file is compatible with Webflow. Alternatively, download free animations from lottiefiles.com or Lottie library. Lottiefiles offers thousands of free, custom Lottie animations ready for Webflow integration.
    2. Upload to Webflow
      In the Webflow Designer, go to the “Assets” panel and click Upload to add your .json Lottie file. Webflow allows you to manage assets and Lottie files like any other Webflow element.
    3. Add the Lottie element
      Drag a Lottie Animation element from the Webflow Elements panel onto your canvas. Link it to the uploaded Lottie JSON file from your assets. You can also embed JSON-based animations using the embed element if needed.
    4. Choose animation behavior
      In the Lottie settings panel, define how the animation plays:

    Scroll-based: Plays as the user scrolls
    Loop: Repeats continuously
    Hover/click trigger: Starts on interaction
    Set the Lottie playback to control which portion of the animation is triggered, enabling animations in real-time tied to Webflow interactions.

    1. Style and position
      Treat your Lottie animation like any other Webflow element. You can add padding, margins, position it with Flex or Grid, and set width/height for responsiveness. Lottie animations enhance UI, layout, and user scroll interactions, allowing complex animations without code-based animation.

    Final outcome

    With just a few clicks, Lottie animations in Webflow bring your site to life—adding delight, clarity, and motion without slowing down your pages. Webflow is the ability to create interactive animations that make your website stand out. Lottie animations are rendered efficiently, interactive, and vector-based, ensuring smooth performance across all devices.

    Want your Webflow site to move with meaning?
    Integriti Studio creates interactive, animation-driven experiences and Webflow websites that leave a lasting impression. Using Lottie animations in Webflow lets you integrate custom Lottie animations, create Lottie sections, and animate your Lottie JSON files with powerful features of using Lottie.

    👉Lets animate vision

  • Creating responsive layouts in Webflow using Flexbox and Grid 

    Summary

    Webflow gives you powerful layout tools—Flexbox and CSS Grid—that allow for pixel-perfect, responsive design without writing code. Learning when and how to use each helps ensure your site adapts beautifully across all screen sizes. Webflow provides responsive design features that make your Webflow website adaptive for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

    Why layout responsiveness matters

    • Ensures a seamless experience on desktop, tablet, and mobile device
    • Reduces bounce rates and improves usability and user experience
      Makes future edits faster with consistent structure
    • Offers full control over content alignment, spacing, and layout control

    Flexbox vs Grid: When and how to use

    1. Use Flexbox for directional alignment
      Flexbox is ideal when you need to arrange elements in a row or column. It’s great for:

    Horizontal nav menus and navigation
    Feature boxes
    CTA sections with text and button
    Use the “Align” and “Justify” settings to control placement, spacing, and alignment within container elements. Learn how to use Flexbox to enable flexbox for one-dimensional layouts.

    1. Use Grid for multi-directional layouts
      CSS Grid gives you control over both rows and columns. It’s best for:

    Gallery layouts
    Team member profiles
    Blog or product cards
    Grid lets you define repeatable areas, columns and rows, column gaps, and responsive behaviors using fractional units (fr). Grid adapts dynamically and supports two-dimensional layouts, ideal for creating complex layout sections.

    1. Stack and reflow for breakpoints
      Use Webflow’s visual breakpoints to preview and adjust layouts for each screen size. Flex and Grid settings can be independently tweaked at each level. Responsive layouts remain consistent across all devices. Media queries can be used if needed for further customization.
    2. Combine both for complex designs
      You can nest Flex inside Grid (and vice versa) to manage complex sections—for example, use Grid for layout and Flex for content inside each container element. This technique allows for flexible layouts and intricate layouts in modern web design.

    Final outcome

    Responsive layouts built with Flexbox and Grid give you clean, adaptive designs that look great on any device. Done right, they also reduce the need for duplicate elements or media queries. Creating responsive websites in Webflow with proper grid settings and flexbox offers essential tools for building responsive Webflow pages.

    Want expertly built layouts in Webflow?
    At Integriti Studio, we craft flexible, future-proof designs that scale with your content, brand, and web design skills. Focus on creating responsive Webflow sites without the need for additional coding.

    👉 Lets design smarter