Webflow Development

Plenty of Webflow sites look great and then struggle in search. The CMS is set up page by page instead of as a system, titles and schema are an afterthought, and every new landing page needs a developer. The site gets slower and harder to change with every quarter.

I build Webflow sites the way I'd want to run them as an SEO. The CMS structure comes first, so collections, templates and fields match how you actually publish. Titles, meta descriptions, schema, redirects and internal links are built into the templates. Before launch, I run my Playwright QA toolkit against the staging site to catch problems before visitors do.

For companies that want a fast, CMS-driven Webflow site their marketing team can run.

• You're moving to Webflow and want the CMS designed properly the first time.
• Your current Webflow site is slow, hard to update or poorly structured for SEO.
• Your marketing team files a ticket every time it needs a new landing page.
• You have a design ready and need it built with the SEO handled properly.
• You publish a lot of content and need collections that scale with it.

• A CMS architecture: collections, fields and references planned around how you publish
• A responsive Webflow build with reusable components and a documented class system
• SEO templates with bound titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph images
• JSON-LD schema for each page type
• Redirects, sitemap settings and indexing rules in place before launch
• Playwright QA on the staging site before launch
• A walkthrough so your team can add pages and CMS items without help

1. Plan. We map your pages, content types and publishing workflow, and design the CMS around them.
2. Build. I build the components and templates, with SEO fields and schema wired into each one.
3. QA. I test the staging site with my Playwright QA toolkit and fix what it finds before anything goes live.
4. Launch and hand over. We launch, I check redirects and indexing, and I walk your team through publishing.