Webflow expert in Montreal: design and development
I build your website in Webflow, whether your mockups are ready or still to be designed. I can also take over an existing Webflow site. For small businesses and startups, that means a fast site, with no plugins to update, that you can edit yourself.
Who I work with
Teams that already have their mockups and need someone to build them. Businesses that want to leave WordPress or Wix. And those whose Webflow site has become hard to evolve.
What you get
In concrete terms, at the end of the project.
- 01The site built in Webflow, on desktop, tablet and mobile
- 02CMS collections: blog, projects, team, job postings
- 03Interactions and animations
- 04Custom work inside Webflow when the editor isn’t enough: custom code, connections to your CRM or booking tool
- 05SEO fundamentals: tags, descriptions, sharing images, redirects
- 06Going live on your domain
How we work
You approve each step before I move on to the next.
- 01
First call
You tell me about your business and your clients, we see whether we’re a good fit, then I send you a detailed estimate.
- 02Figma
Mockup review
I review your mockups, or design them. We sort out mobile, forms and empty states before the build rather than after.
- 03Webflow
Build
A clean structure, well-named classes, a CMS designed around your real content. You follow progress on a preview link.
- 04
Testing
Every screen size, every browser, the forms, the speed and the redirects.
- 05
Launch
The site goes live on your domain, and I check one last time that everything works online.
Websites built in Webflow
Xend
Lygos
Bluecore
Frequently asked questions
The questions I hear most often on a first call, with short answers.
01Why Webflow rather than WordPress?
Webflow has no plugins to update: fewer outages, fewer security holes, almost no maintenance. The design isn’t locked into a theme, and hosting is included. WordPress remains a good choice for some very specific needs; if that’s your case, I’ll tell you on the first call.
My Webflow services02Why hire a Webflow expert?
Webflow is easy to use, but a well-built site takes method: well-named classes, a CMS designed around your real content, redirects, speed. Otherwise the site quickly becomes hard to evolve. And since I also do the design, nothing gets lost between the mockups and the live site.
03Can you do only the design, or only the Webflow build?
Yes. I can design the UX/UI and build the site in Webflow in the same project, which avoids gaps between the mockups and the live site. But I can also do only the design, for your team to develop, or only the build of mockups you already have.
04How much does a Webflow subscription cost?
Webflow charges hosting per site, monthly or yearly, in US dollars. The price depends on the plan: a brochure site doesn’t need the same plan as a site with a blog or a lot of traffic. I help you choose the right one at launch.
05Can my Webflow site be bilingual?
Yes. The tool itself is mostly in English, but your site can be entirely in French, in English, or bilingual. The content editor, the one you’ll use day to day, stays very simple: you click on a text or an image and edit it right on the page.
06Can you take over an existing Webflow site?
Yes. I start with an assessment: class structure, CMS, speed, SEO. Then we decide together whether it’s better to fix, evolve or rebuild. Either way, I tidy things up so that what comes next is simple, for you and for the next person who works on it.
07How long does it take to build a website?
It depends on the number of pages and on how much content is ready. For example, a one-page site can be delivered in 10 days, and a 5-page site in about 15 days. We set the schedule together after the first call, and you receive it with the estimate.
08How much does a website cost in Montreal?
In Quebec, a brochure website usually costs between $2,000 and $10,000, and an online store between $6,000 and $25,000. The price depends mainly on the number of pages, the features and the content to create. I send you a detailed estimate after a first call.
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