Ellaj: From Figma Design to a Live Webflow Site (What I’d Do Again)

Figma to Webflow case study: Ellaj website values section in a browser frame

Short answer: Ellaj is a thalassemia organisation website I designed in Figma and built in Webflow. What I’d do again: a split hero that stacks cleanly on mobile, one warm coral colour used with discipline, a four-card values grid, and a News section that runs on a Webflow CMS collection with simple filters and search. … Read more

Case Study: Designing a Physiotherapy Clinic Website in Figma and Building It in Webflow (Phzio)

Physiotherapy website design case study: Phzio built in Figma and Webflow

Short answer: Good physiotherapy website design makes one path obvious: from “I’m hurt” to “I’ve booked.” On Phzio, a sports injury care website I designed in Figma and built in Webflow, that meant a homepage that explains care in three steps, a separate Care page that lays out every care path, and one “Book a … Read more

My Figma to Webflow Workflow (Plus the Tools Worth Using)

Phzio Webflow site on desktop and mobile side by side

Short answer: A smooth Figma to Webflow workflow comes down to five steps: prepare the Figma file properly (auto layout, styles and variables, clean layer names), hand it off with clear notes, build in Webflow with a class naming system, test on every breakpoint, and launch with basic SEO in place. Below is the process … Read more

Webflow vs WordPress vs Wix for Small Business

Webflow vs WordPress vs Wix for Small Business

Webflow, WordPress, and Wix can all produce a professional small business website. They just get there in very different ways, and the right choice depends less on which platform is “best” and more on who will build the site, who will maintain it, and how much you expect it to grow. This comparison looks at … Read more

What Pages Should a Small Business Website Have?

What Pages Should a Small Business Website Have?

When you plan a small business website, it’s tempting to copy whatever pages a competitor has, or to stuff everything onto one long page. Neither works well. Every page on your site should have a clear job: answer a question, build trust, or help a visitor take the next step. This guide splits small business … Read more