Services Webflow development
Webflow development
A marketing site your team can run.
I build Webflow sites from your Figma file, or design them first when there isn't one. Named classes, a CMS planned around how you publish, and code for the parts Webflow can't do on its own.
Most of the people who hire me for Webflow are founders and marketing teams in one of three situations: a template that stopped fitting the company, a site nobody on the team dares to edit, or an agency quote far above what a marketing site should cost.
What a Webflow build includes
- A build from your Figma file, or a design in Figma first if you don’t have one. Responsive on real phones and tablets, not only on Webflow’s preset breakpoints.
- A CMS planned for how your team publishes. Collections, references and filters are decided before the first element goes on the canvas, so adding a case study or a job post takes minutes.
- Named classes. Client-First by default, or your agency’s convention. Nobody on your team should ever meet a “Div Block 47”.
- Custom code where Webflow stops. Calculators, forms that send data to your CRM, filters, integrations. One client’s conversion rate calculator runs inside Webflow this way.
- Search basics from day one. Titles and descriptions per page and per CMS item, Open Graph images, structured data, a correct sitemap, and redirects from the old URLs.
- A handoff you can live with. The workspace is yours from the start, you get a recorded walkthrough of the Editor and the CMS, and I stay reachable after launch.
Webflow clients and repeat work
Lev, a data platform for commercial real estate financing, hired me for its Webflow build and came back for two more projects. I’ve also built Webflow sites for ERGO Foods, Eywa, Rightfully and DIPRO, a solid wood flooring maker in the Black Forest. Their live sites are linked below.
When Webflow is the wrong tool
Webflow is excellent for marketing sites, blogs, documentation and small catalogues. It is a poor fit for apps where users log in to manage their own data, for large online shops, and for anything that needs a real database behind it. If your project is one of those, a custom build in code costs less over time. I build both, so I have no reason to push you toward either one.
Taking over an existing Webflow site
Inherited sites usually have the same three problems: classes nobody can read, a CMS that was never planned, and scripts pasted into the page settings years ago. I review all three first, then give you two numbers: what the cleanup costs and what the new work costs. You decide whether to do both.
Webflow for agencies
Agencies bring me in when their team is full or when a design needs custom code. I build in their workspace, follow their class naming, and the client sees their agency, not me.
“He completed our site build quickly and exactly to spec.”
Related work
Live sites
Questions I get asked
Are you a certified Webflow developer?
Yes, I'm Webflow Certified. My Upwork profile is Top Rated Plus with a 100% Job Success Score and a 5.0 rating, most of it from Webflow builds.
Can you build from our Figma file?
Yes, and it's the most common setup. Before I start, I point out anything in the design that won't hold up on tablets or phones, so we fix it in Figma and not halfway through the build.
Do you design the site as well?
Yes, both ways work. You can send me a finished design and I build it as it is, or I design the site in Figma myself and build it once you've approved it.
Can you take over a Webflow site someone else built?
Yes. I start with a short review of the classes, the CMS and any custom code, tell you what's worth keeping, and quote the cleanup apart from new work.
What happens when Webflow can't do something?
I write the code for it: custom JavaScript, an integration with another service, or a small serverless function. That is the main difference between hiring a developer and hiring a Webflow-only designer.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. I build sites for agencies under their name, from their designs, and talk to their client only when they want me to.
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