I build your site in Webflow on Finsweet's Client-First, plan the CMS around what you publish, launch it on your domain and hand it to your team to edit without a developer.
Most development projects start from one of these. If yours sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
Working from a designer's Figma file?
See Figma to WebflowEvery new page or blog post needs a developer, so marketing moves at the developer's pace.
It works, just about, and you want it rebuilt properly in Webflow rather than patched again.
Blog posts, case studies or resources that need a CMS planned around them, not added later.
The pages are signed off and need a careful Webflow build, CMS included, that matches them.
If you need a team on call around the clock, or a site built on WordPress or Framer, an agency or another platform will serve you better.
Six things come with every build. Follow them down the list and watch one site come together.
My other services, quoted together with the build, so nothing gets lost between studios. Switch one on to see it join the plan.
The same four steps on every build, each ending with something you can check before the next one starts.
See the full processI review your designs and content, then send a written quote with the pages, the dates and a price.
Collections, fields and page templates mapped out before a single page is built.
Every page built on Client-First and checked on phone and desktop before you review it.
Your domain connected, the site published, and the CMS handed to your team to run.
Every quote is written for the project, starting from my published prices. These four things move it most.
A typical 5 to 10 page site takes 2 to 4 weeks from signed quote to launch, once the designs are ready.
A typical 5 to 10 page site takes 2 to 4 weeks from signed quote to launch, once the designs are ready.
Have a question this list misses? Book a call and ask me. You talk to me, not a salesperson.
Yes. Send the Figma file and I review it before I quote: layouts for phone and desktop, shared styles, and every state a page needs. Anything missing is flagged in the quote, not discovered halfway through the build.
Yes. The CMS is set up around what your team publishes, and the build uses Client-First so the class names make sense to whoever works on the site next. Your editors change text, images and CMS items in Webflow without a developer.
Yes, when it's part of the quote. Moving content is priced by how many items there are and where they live now: a clean export from another CMS moves very differently from copy spread across documents.
Yes. I start by reviewing the current build, its class names, CMS structure and page speed, then tell you whether it's better to fix it or rebuild it, and quote whichever makes sense.
The same person, the same standards, at the stage before the build and after it.
Page designs in Figma, drawn around your real content and signed off before the build starts.
Alongside the buildCode and connections past what Webflow does on its own.
After launchUpdates and fixes from the person who built the site.
Pick your services, answer a few quick questions and watch the price and timeline build as you go. No email needed to see it.
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