LEARNING PATHWAYS

Digital Tools

Our step-by-step guide to improving your digital skills
Basic Computer Skills
Looking to learn the basics or upgrade the skills you already have? You’re in the right place to learn how to:
• Set up your computer, wifi, and printer
• Stay safe from internet scams and viruses
• Download and update software
• Use email shortcuts to improve your efficiency
• Write professional emails to potential employers

Computer Basics

Get started with your computer and troubleshoot problems when working with software programs.

Internet Basics

The resources below will teach you how to stay safe online and use the internet to get stuff done—from using search engines, to creating a to-do list.
WORKPLACE TOOLS
Looking to improve your software game for work or personal use? The following resources will help you to:
• Create a document such as a resume or cover letter
• Create and manage a spreadsheet
• Schedule a meeting with an online calendar
• Manage a project using documents and spreadsheets

Word Processor Basics

Learn the ins and outs of the two most popular word
processing tools, Microsoft Word, and Google Docs.

Spreadsheet Basics

Learn the ins and outs of the two most popular spreadsheet tools, Microsoft Excel,
and Google Sheets.

Project Management Basics

Learn about the free online tools available to help you plan
and manage your next big project.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Interested in building digital skills for work? The following resources will help you to:
• Understand technical support and cloud computing
• Learn the fundamentals of digital marketing
• Begin to program computers (code)
• Explore the basics of machine learning

Information Technology Basics

Learn how software applications are created and how they
work under the hood of a computer.

Digital Marketing Basics

Learning skills to help you grow your own business,
work for a startup, or freelance around the world.

Computer Programming Basics

Learn the fundamentals of programming and how to write fun
and useful programs using the Python language.

Overview

Hatch is a utility framework for Webflow that is made up of over 2,000 low-level utility classes, helping you work insanely fast.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Margin Bottom 8

Need a section with some vertical padding? Try this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Section In Base

Need a container div to center your content with a max width? Maybe at 1280px? Add this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Container 1280

What about some margin-bottom? Say 2rem (32px).

Ok, but what if you want to remove that margin on Tablet sizes. Add a combo class like this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Margin Bottom 8
Tablet Margin Bottom 0

Hatch works out of the box by scaling down font sizes and spacing at each breakpoint, but it's still flexible with breakpoint classes to set the exact style you want at each size.

Just start your class with Tablet, Landscape, or Portrait to apply a style at a specific breakpoint.

Be sure to check out the documentation to see all the utility classes Hatch has available. Or, press G and scroll through the Style Manager. That works too.

Colors

Hatch makes it easy to change update the colors throughout your site using global swatches.

To update the colors, select a color below and edit the global swatch under the background color section in the right sidebar.

To update the colors, select a color below and edit the global swatch under the background color section in the right sidebar.

Global Colors
Body Background Color
Body Text Color
Headings Color
Brand Color
Button Colors
Button Color
Button Hover Color
Button Text Color
Button Text Hover Color
Button Secondary Color
Button Secondary Hover Color
Button Secondary Text Color
Button Secondary Text Hover Color
Link Colors
Link Color
Link Hover Color
Nav Link Color
Nav Link Hover Color
Other
These apply to the background classes and you can use them however you'd like.
Border Color
Form Input Background Color
Form Input Placeholder Color
Background Colors (optional)
These are extra colors tied to background color utility classes for you to use however you'd like.
Background Color 1
Background Color 2
Background Color 3
Background Color 4
Text Colors (optional)
These are extra colors tied to text color utility classes for you to use however you'd like.
Text Color 1
Text Color 2
Text Color 3
Text Color 4

Typography

Hatch comes with Poppins font out of the box, and all of the headings and paragraphs inherit that font from the body element.

To update your font, first add your font in your project settings, then select the Body (All Pages) and change to your new font family.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Body (All Pages)

If you'd like to use a different font for your headings, select each of the headings below one by one and change the font under the typography section in the right sidebar.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
All H1 Headings

Heading level one

Heading level two

Heading level three

Heading level four

Heading level five
Heading level six

Elements

Forms

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Got thoughts? Feedback? 

I'd love to hear what you think of Hatch! If you have any thoughts on what you like, or don't like, or ideas on how Hatch could be improved please let me know. Find me on Twitter (@mackenziechild) or email me mackenzie@flowmingo.co.

What's next for Hatch?

Next up I'm working on...

  • A homepage + searchable documentation site for Hatch.
  • A pixel version of Hatch. Rems are scalable and will work well for a lot of sites, but pixels are easier to wrap my head around lol.
  • Hatch UI. A UI kit built on top of the Hatch framework that will include dozens of pre-built components and layouts (like navigations, pricing tablets, features, etc) to help you go EVEN FASTER!

Overview

Hatch is a utility framework for Webflow that is made up of over 2,000 low-level utility classes, helping you work insanely fast.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Margin Bottom 8

Need a section with some vertical padding? Try this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Section In Base

Need a container div to center your content with a max width? Maybe at 1280px? Add this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Container 1280

What about some margin-bottom? Say 2rem (32px).

Ok, but what if you want to remove that margin on Tablet sizes. Add a combo class like this.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Margin Bottom 8
Tablet Margin Bottom 0

Hatch works out of the box by scaling down font sizes and spacing at each breakpoint, but it's still flexible with breakpoint classes to set the exact style you want at each size.

Just start your class with Tablet, Landscape, or Portrait to apply a style at a specific breakpoint.

Be sure to check out the documentation to see all the utility classes Hatch has available. Or, press G and scroll through the Style Manager. That works too.

Colors

Hatch makes it easy to change update the colors throughout your site using global swatches.

To update the colors, select a color below and edit the global swatch under the background color section in the right sidebar.

To update the colors, select a color below and edit the global swatch under the background color section in the right sidebar.

Global Colors
Body Background Color
Body Text Color
Headings Color
Brand Color
Button Colors
Button Color
Button Hover Color
Button Text Color
Button Text Hover Color
Button Secondary Color
Button Secondary Hover Color
Button Secondary Text Color
Button Secondary Text Hover Color
Link Colors
Link Color
Link Hover Color
Nav Link Color
Nav Link Hover Color
Other
These apply to the background classes and you can use them however you'd like.
Border Color
Form Input Background Color
Form Input Placeholder Color
Background Colors (optional)
These are extra colors tied to background color utility classes for you to use however you'd like.
Background Color 1
Background Color 2
Background Color 3
Background Color 4
Text Colors (optional)
These are extra colors tied to text color utility classes for you to use however you'd like.
Text Color 1
Text Color 2
Text Color 3
Text Color 4

Typography

Hatch comes with Poppins font out of the box, and all of the headings and paragraphs inherit that font from the body element.

To update your font, first add your font in your project settings, then select the Body (All Pages) and change to your new font family.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
Body (All Pages)

If you'd like to use a different font for your headings, select each of the headings below one by one and change the font under the typography section in the right sidebar.

Webflow Selector Desktop Icon.
All H1 Headings

Heading level one

Heading level two

Heading level three

Heading level four

Heading level five
Heading level six

Elements

Forms

Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

Got thoughts? Feedback? 

I'd love to hear what you think of Hatch! If you have any thoughts on what you like, or don't like, or ideas on how Hatch could be improved please let me know. Find me on Twitter (@mackenziechild) or email me mackenzie@flowmingo.co.

What's next for Hatch?

Next up I'm working on...

  • A homepage + searchable documentation site for Hatch.
  • A pixel version of Hatch. Rems are scalable and will work well for a lot of sites, but pixels are easier to wrap my head around lol.
  • Hatch UI. A UI kit built on top of the Hatch framework that will include dozens of pre-built components and layouts (like navigations, pricing tablets, features, etc) to help you go EVEN FASTER!

Build faster in Webflow with hatch.

Jumpstart your project with over 2,000 ready-to-use utility classes to help you quickly build your pages.

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