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They already had a well-designed site with a lot of content, but managing everything in the old stack had become slow and fragile. The goal was to keep the design and structure that worked, while moving all pages into Webflow so the team could manage content in one place with less effort.

I migrated their blog posts, case studies, and landing pages into Webflow CMS, rebuilt core templates, and matched the existing behaviours. I also guided the team through Webflow, tuned basic SEO and performance, and set up patterns they can reuse as they add new content.

The brief was to build a pixel-accurate Webflow site using Finsweet’s Client-first system while keeping the structure straightforward for the Maxus team. I set up the layout system, interactions, and Webflow CMS so team members, offices, and job openings can be added and updated without touching the underlying design.

The result is a clear Webflow site that fits how Maxus presents itself to investors and candidates. The agencies now have a solid Webflow CMS build they can extend, and the firm has a site they can safely grow with new people, offices, and stories over time.

My job was to translate that work into a clean Webflow build. I implemented the design with reusable components, set up Webflow CMS to handle events, awards, pages, and other key content types, and made sure the structure matched how the team wanted to publish and maintain content over time, with room for new sections as the community grows.

I also connected their Eventbrite events to Webflow CMS using Zapier so new events flow into the site with the right layout. On top of that, I handled on-page SEO basics, performance tweaks, and short walkthroughs of the CMS so the team can confidently keep the site in step with their community.

The brief was straightforward but demanding: deliver a precise, Client-first Webflow implementation that could handle rich content without feeling heavy and stay simple for the team to maintain. I set up the layout system, interactions, and CMS collections so that expertise pages, cases, team profiles, insights, webinars, and jobs all follow the same logic and can grow in a controlled way.

The result is a calm, confident site that mirrors how the firm works: sharp, clear, and people-focused, turning complex numbers into language clients can act on. The agencies now have a clean Webflow project they can extend, and the Dullaert & Partners team can publish new content and sections without breaking the design.

When we started, the site was already live but had grown in an unplanned way. They needed to update existing pages, add new ones, fix usability issues, and train staff so they could handle everyday changes without outside help. I reviewed the whole build, mapped the content types across programmes, blog posts, podcasts, and staff profiles, identified the problems, and defined a clear scope of work.

Then I fixed the issues one by one, updated key content, and set up CMS templates for blog posts, podcast episodes, and staff profiles so future pages follow the same patterns. I cleaned up interactions and navigation so key information is easier to find. I also documented the setup and trained the team with a simple step by step guide so they can confidently maintain and extend the site over time.

The previous website felt busy and dated, which made it hard for visitors to understand Creme Carpets’ offer and what set them apart from large chains. For the redesign we focused on quiet layouts, clear typography, and simple navigation so people can move from inspiration to practical details without distraction.

I rebuilt the site in Webflow and set up CMS collections for the key ranges and content. Now both the agency and the client can keep information current without breaking the design, and visitors get a clear first impression before they ever visit the showroom.