Class chaos
Hundreds of one-off classes and nothing reusable. I agree a naming system up front, so any developer can read it in five minutes.
Clean structure, real interactions and a CMS done properly. Built from your Figma file or designed from scratch, and fast enough to score 95+ on Lighthouse.
I solve all three before I build the first section.
Hundreds of one-off classes and nothing reusable. I agree a naming system up front, so any developer can read it in five minutes.
Every interaction is tested against Core Web Vitals before it ships. Pretty that tanks your rankings isn't pretty.
Collections planned with your content team, so adding a case study takes 2 minutes, not a support ticket.
Hosting, SSL and CDN included. No plugins to update.
I check your Figma for Webflow-friendliness, or design it first. Classes and CMS planned.
Colours, type, spacing and buttons set up first. Everything inherits from them.
Home, inner pages, then CMS templates, with weekly progress on staging.
Animations go in last. Real devices, Lighthouse, accessibility, browsers.
Domain, SSL, 301s and Search Console done. Then the video handover.
Webflow for design-heavy marketing sites where the editing experience matters most. WordPress for blog-heavy sites, memberships, complex stores and custom data. The right answer depends on your team and your roadmap.
The CMS plan is $23 a month billed yearly, or $29 monthly. The Business plan is $39 a month, and e-commerce plans start at $42. Hosting, SSL and CDN are included, so it's often cheaper than WordPress hosting plus plugins plus maintenance.
Yes, but it isn't push-button. Content moves with a CSV import, but the design has to be rebuilt. If you might leave in 2 to 3 years, that's fine. If you might leave in 6 months, start on WordPress.
Yes, for stores with up to about 300 products and a standard checkout. For big catalogues, subscriptions or 1,000+ products, Shopify or WooCommerce will serve you better.
Yes, that's Webflow's biggest strength. Designers use the Editor for visual changes, and your content team uses the CMS for posts, case studies and team members. The walkthrough video shows where to click for every common task.
Starting from a Figma file or fixing a fragile site, book a free 30-minute call.
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