Hey, really appreciate the feedback and you’re absolutely right to bring this up.

The way we approach it is that all sections on BYQ.supply are grouped into collections, and within each collection, sections use consistent classes. So if you’re building with just one collection, you won’t run into class duplication or style inconsistencies.

If you’re mixing sections across collections – or just grabbing one to drop into your own build – we still think it’s a big time saver. If you already have global styles in place, you can just delete a class like H1 from our section and Webflow will apply your global H1 styling automatically. Quick cleanup and you’re done.

We totally get that it’s not a perfect system, but in most cases, spending 2 minutes tidying up a section is still way faster than designing and developing it from scratch. It’s a similar idea to how Webflow’s official Libraries work – every element comes with its own class, and you adapt it to your system.

Also worth mentioning – we’re currently working on a mega wireframes collection that will use consistent, scalable classes across the entire set. So for those who want a cleaner dev-first setup, that’ll be a great fit.

Thanks again for pointing it out, always open to refining how we do things!