First, it's a recognition of the quality of our work and the team's knowledge. You don't get this label just like that. We had to submit our Webflow sites, have them reviewed and show that we have the knowledge, for example when it comes to accessibility. In addition, as a Partner, we get access to exclusive Webflow knowledge, training and support. Not only fun for us as Webflow nerds, but also for our customers, because it keeps us at the forefront of the latest standards and techniques.

Web-what now?

Webflow is an online platform that allows designers to develop websites without knowledge of code. It's actually a kind of “visual coding”, because neat HTML and CSS code comes out on the other side! It combines the freedom of a design program with the power of a fully functional CMS (Content Management System).

Why build a site in Webflow?

For each project, we carefully consider which CMS best suits your project. So that can be Webflow, but also WordPress or Statamic, for example. Here are some of the pros and cons of Webflow:

• Small to medium sized websites: Webflow is often ideal for small organizations or start-ups. It offers sufficient functionality without the complexity of custom codes, and you can adapt and scale up quickly and cost-efficiently.
• Visual design freedom: With Webflow, we, as designers, can create completely unique, pixel-perfect websites without restrictions. With our eye for detail, we can go wild, for example with cool animations and interactions! This way, your branding comes into its own.
• Short lines: With a Webflow site, you connect directly with us, the designers (and therefore developers). We can easily make changes or additions to the website without the intervention of a third party.
• User-friendly CMS: Webflow has a visual CMS, which means you can adjust the content directly on the page. Just click on what you want to change, no hassle with complicated systems.

Sounds good right? But you may have a more complex question. Then it can sometimes be better to build on WordPress or Statamic. That's why we work with our regular development partners.

• Large complex websites: For large websites or e-commerce platforms, it may be wise to hire a specialized developer. For example, if your website has a large searchable database of information.
• Integrations: Do you expect your website to integrate with complex backend systems or other links? Or will it be an intranet with accounts? Then, for example, we build on a flexible system such as Statamic.
• Scalability: If you expect your website to grow rapidly and process a lot of traffic, an external developer can offer a scalable and robust solution.
• Modularity: The websites that we build with our development partners are always modular. This way, you can create new unique pages yourself with reusable blocks. Unfortunately, this is not yet possible in Webflow.

Getting started?

As a Webflow Partner, we can't wait to get started on the next project. Can your organization use a new site? Or do you want to know more about Webflow? Feel free to contact us.