Can you use Webflow's native icons like Close (X), Arrows (< >), and Hamburger/Menu icons instead of third-party tools like Font Awesome?

Yes, you can definitely use Webflow's native icons instead of relying on third-party tools like Font Awesome. Webflow provides a wide range of built-in icons that can be easily accessed and used within your projects.

To add native icons to your Webflow project, simply follow these steps:

1. Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the page or element where you want to add an icon.
2. Select the element or create a new element where you want the icon to appear.
3. Within the element settings panel, look for the "background image" option.
4. Click on the image upload button and select "Choose from icons" instead of uploading an image from your computer.
5. A pop-up panel will appear, showing a variety of available icon categories such as Arrows, Typography, User Interface, etc.
6. Select the category that contains the icon you need, and then choose the specific icon you want to use.
7. After selecting the desired icon, you can customize its appearance by adjusting attributes like color, size, and positioning using the style panel.

Webflow's native icons offer a wide range of options and are designed to seamlessly match the overall aesthetic of the Webflow platform. This means you can easily maintain a consistent visual style throughout your site without relying on external libraries. Additionally, since these icons are native to Webflow, you can be confident in their compatibility and reliability.

However, if you require more specific or customized icons beyond what Webflow offers, you can still use third-party tools like Font Awesome by integrating them into your Webflow project using custom code or Webflow's embed component.