35+ sites shipped, most of them as the build partner for agencies. Fast, structured, and still editable long after launch day.

Most of that time was with agencies, building production sites where performance, SEO and long-term maintainability actually mattered. These days I freelance, working directly with designers and teams who need the Webflow side handled without hand-holding.
I build on structured naming systems, so the file stays readable to whoever opens it next. That matters the day you bring in another developer, or hand the site to someone new on your team.
You send the design and the constraints. I come back with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Classes, breakpoints and CMS collections planned before a single section gets built.
Sections built desktop-down, reviewed as we go on a staging link. No surprises at the end.
QA, speed pass, SEO checks, then a walkthrough so your team can edit without fear.
You hand over a finished design. I hand back a site your team can run without me.
Your forms reach your CRM and your campaigns report numbers you can trust.
Someone still has to keep it healthy. That can be me, on a monthly retainer.
Everything that changes weekly, you change yourself — from the Webflow editor, without touching a layout. The rest stays my job, and you always know which is which.
Handover includes a recorded walkthrough of your own site, not a generic Webflow tutorial.
Send over the design, the deadline and roughly how many pages. I'll come back with a scope, a timeline and a price — usually within a day.