Exceptional Webflow Development

Quite a lot. When a design needs something native Webflow can't do on its own, I build it with custom code. GSAP animations, page transitions, custom video players, advanced sliders with Swiper or Splide, that kind of thing. I keep it efficient though, CSS-first for interactions, JavaScript only where it's needed, so the site stays fast no matter how much is going on.

Yes. I've connected sites to HubSpot, set up custom API integrations, and built automations with Zapier and Make. If the site needs to talk to a CRM, push form data somewhere, or run a workflow on its own, I can wire it up.

Yes, this is something I do a lot. I structure CMS collections so they scale cleanly, and build filtering, search, load-more and dynamic content with Finsweet and custom code where needed. Content-heavy sites stay easy to manage instead of turning into a mess.

I do. The build itself is straightforward, the real care goes into SEO continuity, redirect mapping, preserved metadata, and clean CMS structure, so the move doesn't cost the client traffic.

Yes, SEO is built into the site from the start, not added on at the end. Clean semantic markup, proper heading structure, meta titles and descriptions, schema, alt text on every image, and fast load times that score well on Core Web Vitals. The technical foundation is solid, so your SEO team has a clean base to build on.

Yes. AEO is about making the site easy for AI answer engines to read and pull from, not just ranking in classic search. I structure content clearly, use schema so machines understand what each part means, and format key information so it's easy to surface. As more people search through AI tools, this keeps the site visible where traditional SEO alone doesn't reach.

Most of my work is fixed, project-based pricing. The number depends on the scope and the size of the build, so I'll need to see the design first before I can give a final quote. I usually work 50% upfront and 50% once we're done.

Yes. For smaller tasks, ongoing tweaks or open-ended work where a fixed quote doesn't make sense, I bill hourly. We agree on the rate upfront, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

It depends on the size of the build. A landing page is usually 2 to 3 working days, and a 5 to 8 page site with a CMS takes around 3 to 7 working days. Anything bigger gets scoped around the work, so you have a clear timeline before we start.

Yes. If you offer your clients ongoing maintenance, I can be the developer behind it. You hold the retainer with your client, I handle the Webflow work in the background, so it stays your relationship and your margin.

Whatever keeps your client's site healthy. Fixes, content updates, new pages, small features and general upkeep. You take the brief from the client, I do the work white-label, and it ships under your name.

It runs as a set block of hours each month, sized to how much your client's site needs. That can range from a smaller 10 hour block up to 40+ hours if you've got several sites under maintenance. We agree on the block and rate upfront, and it can flex as the work changes.

Retainer work gets priority. You can count on a same or next business day reply, and anything urgent jumps ahead of the queue, so you can keep your client updated with confidence.