A build a developer would be happy to inherit.
Structured fields, content types and reusable templates, laid out the way agencies build by hand. Your team edits content, your developer edits code, and neither gets in the way of the other.
Flexible blocks
Every section is a layout editors can add, remove and reorder.
Content types
Blogs, team, events and products get their own editing screens.
Same URLs
Links keep working, with 301 redirects wherever a path has to change.
SEO intact
Titles, descriptions and social images carry over page by page.
Working forms
Forms keep their design and keep sending submissions.
Interactions
Menus, tabs, sliders and animations keep working on a small script that ships with your site.
Your media
Images move into your new media library. Nothing points at the old platform.
Clean code
Plain templates and structured fields, written the way a developer would. No page builder.
Questions
Will it look the same?
For live sites we keep the original markup and stylesheets, so the layout matches closely, including interactions on Webflow sites. Figma files and screenshots are rebuilt with Tailwind to match the design.
Can my team edit everything?
Every heading, paragraph, image, button and list becomes a custom field. Pages are built from blocks that can be added, removed and reordered. Menus are the platform's own menus, editable like any other.
What happens to blog posts, products and other collections?
Collections become content types with their own fields, at the same URLs as before. Lists that showed them become live queries, so new entries appear automatically.