Webflow
We build in Webflow when your content model, your team or your existing setup calls for it. You get a structured site with a flexible CMS and reusable components for ongoing publishing.
What Webflow is
Webflow is a visual website builder that maps closely to how websites are coded. Designers and developers build pages with classes, components and a structured CMS, without writing the code by hand. It includes hosting, forms, an editor for content updates, localization and a large ecosystem of apps and integrations. Its CMS supports collections that reference each other, which suits sites with many connected content types.
How we use it
We design in Figma, then build in Webflow, with the class system and CMS planned before the build starts.
For Arteway, an online art school taught from working artists’ studios, we designed the brand and the website, then built the site in Webflow.
What you get
A Webflow site with a reusable component and class system
A CMS structured around your content, so your team can publish without a developer
Responsive design across desktop, tablet and phone
A handover of files, access and guidance, so your team can run the site
When Webflow fits
Webflow suits teams with a content model that has many connected collections, an existing Webflow site they want to keep, or developers who want close control over structure and classes.
If your team mainly wants to edit pages visually and launch quickly, Framer may be the simpler choice. We build in both, and we’ll recommend one before the proposal is final.
Questions about Webflow
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Founder, BrightStudios
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