To find specific sizes in the Webflow University and advise your developer, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to the Webflow University website (https://university.webflow.com/) and navigate to the Search bar at the top of the page.
2. Enter keywords related to the size you want to find. For example, you can search for terms like "container size," "image size," "typography size," or any other specific size you're interested in.
3. As you start typing, suggestions will appear below the search bar. Click on any relevant suggestion that matches the size you're looking for, or press enter to see all the search results.
4. The search results page will show you a list of articles, tutorials, and videos related to the specific size you've searched for. You can click on any of them to access detailed information.
5. Once you find a relevant resource, read through it to understand the recommended sizes, guidelines, and best practices. These resources often provide sample code snippets or design examples that you can share with your developer.
6. If you have a specific question or need further clarification, you can ask in the Webflow Community Forum or directly contact the Webflow support team.
Remember that Webflow is a flexible and responsive design tool, so sizes can vary based on the specific design and layout you're working on. It's essential to understand the context in which you're applying these sizes and ensure they align with your overall design strategy.
It's also worth noting that Webflow provides numerous prebuilt components and templates that may already include recommended sizes, making it easier for you and your developer to find the right dimensions without reinventing the wheel.