This masterclass is designed for Webflow users who are confident with the tool and ready to move from static building to scalable, system-based design. As Webflow evolves beyond traditional symbols, the new Components feature introduces powerful capabilities like props, variants, and slots — allowing creators to build flexible, reusable, and consistent building blocks across entire projects. We’ll begin by reframing the way we think about design — not as a set of isolated elements, but as a connected system. We'll then take a basic symbol and show how to convert it into a true component by layering in props for content and style control. From there, we’ll explore how variants allow us to manage visual diversity without duplicating structure, and how slots enable even greater flexibility by dynamically injecting content. As the session progresses, participants will see how to nest components to build larger sections like hero areas or reusable layout blocks, all while maintaining clean, scalable architecture. We’ll also cover best practices around naming conventions, when to use props vs variants, and how to document your system for collaboration and long-term maintenance. The session concludes with a hands-on practical segment and Q&A, giving participants the opportunity to build their own custom component using the methods discussed — with guidance and feedback from the facilitator. Whether you’re part of a product team or working solo, this masterclass will help you shift from isolated designs to scalable systems that empower faster, more maintainable workflows.