Label All Controls in Webflow
- Open your Webflow project and navigate to the page or component where the controls (form elements, interactive components, toggles, etc.) are located.
- Select the first control (e.g., a button, input field, checkbox, slider) on the canvas.
- In the Selector field at the top right, confirm you are editing the correct class. If the element has no class, click “+” to create one and name it descriptively (e.g., “Button–Primary”, “Input–Email”).
- Scroll to the Settings panel (press D to toggle) and review available fields such as:
- Text Label for form fields
- Name and ID fields for interactive components
- Alt Text for controls that include icons or images
- Add or update the label text so it clearly describes the control’s purpose (e.g., “Email Address”, “Submit Order”, “Toggle Navigation”).
- Where applicable, update the Name attribute to a clean, descriptive identifier (e.g., “email-input”, “checkout-submit”). Avoid spaces and special characters.
- For buttons, double-click the button’s text and rewrite it to match the intended action clearly (e.g., change “Click Here” to “Save Changes”).
- Repeat steps 2–7 for every control throughout the page, ensuring each label is unique and meaningful.
- Preview the site using the top-left “Preview” icon and tab through controls to ensure labels read correctly and consistently.
- Publish the site and perform a final review to verify that all controls are labeled in both the Designer and published version.
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