Websites on Webflow, Framer, Wix, WordPress and Shopify
Marketing sites and stores built from your Figma designs that load fast, can be found in search and stay editable by your own team. We will also tell you when a site builder is the wrong answer for what you are describing.
Choosing the platform
Webflow
Marketing sites your team edits without a developer
Clean structure, a real content model rather than duplicated pages, and a visual editor your marketers can use without breaking the layout.
Framer
Landing pages and launch sites designed and published in one tool
Pages brought over from Figma, then given Framer’s CMS, animations and localisation, published on your domain and edited by your team on the canvas the designer used.
Wix and Wix Studio
Small-business sites, bookings and simple stores
The Wix CMS, Wix Stores or Bookings set up for how you sell, Velo code where the editor stops, and the SEO settings checked page by page rather than left at their defaults.
WordPress
Content-heavy sites, blogs and existing WordPress estates
Custom themes and blocks, or Elementor when your team already works in it, instead of a bought template with thirty plugins, kept updated so the site does not become a security incident.
Shopify
Stores your team runs from the Shopify admin
Online Store 2.0 themes built from your designs, with sections and blocks your team rearranges, products and collections set up, and apps chosen for what the store needs.
Squarespace, Tilda and other builders
The builder your site already runs on
Squarespace, Tilda, HubSpot CMS, Bubble and the other builders with an established community of specialists in Ukraine, staffed from the same hiring pipeline as the rest of our team.
A custom front end
Sites that must be fast, indexable and part of a product
What this site is: prerendered pages, structured data and a strict security policy, deployed from the same pipeline as the product.
Shopify apps, Shopify Plus checkout and headless storefronts are on our Shopify development page.
From the Figma file to the live site
Most sites start as a design in Figma, yours or ours. The people who build in Webflow, Framer, Wix, WordPress and Shopify work from the file itself: its styles, components and breakpoints carry into the build rather than being eyeballed from a screenshot, and every page is checked against the design on a phone as well as on a desktop.
When the design is not finished yet, our UI and UX designers are in the same company, so the design and the build are one conversation.
Search visibility is built in, not added later
Every site we build ships with the technical basics that most agency sites are missing: pages that return real HTML to a crawler, one clear concept and URL per page, a generated sitemap, canonical tags, structured data describing the organisation, and explicit rules for the AI crawlers that now answer a growing share of buying questions.
This site is the worked example. It is prerendered, it publishes an organisation and service graph in JSON-LD, and its build fails if prerendering ever stops producing real content. The case study describes the same discipline applied to a much larger product.
Website work we have delivered
A Webflow specialist from our team held a client contract for an e-commerce platform from November 2025 to August 2026, closing with a five-star review. The engagement is on our public Upwork agency work history, alongside a 100% job success score across 50 completed jobs.
The same specialist also builds in Framer, Wix, WordPress and Shopify from Figma designs, so a site moving from one builder to another keeps the person who knows it.
What we hand over
- Editing rights and a short guide, so publishing a page never requires us.
- Performance and accessibility checked on a phone, not only on a designer's monitor.
- Analytics or search-console access set up in your accounts, owned by you from day one.
- A written note on what to maintain, including plugin and dependency updates when the platform needs them.
Need a site that actually gets found?
Send your current site or the brief. You get a written assessment of what is holding it back and an estimate within one business day.