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Watch this website build itself.
The Kirkpatrick Bank homepage, replayed in about 9 seconds from the live site: wireframe, layout, content, live.
Kirkpatrick Bank is a privately owned bank that wanted a website as modern as its banking. I built it in Webflow from the approved design, page by page.
• Personal and business banking, home loans and investments, easy to compare
• Separate personal and business login entry points
• Webflow CMS for helpful videos, posts and mortgage lender profiles
What do you look for first on a bank's website?
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Thanks Vimal! The Webflow CMS behind the videos and lender profiles was a big part of this build. What do you look for first on a bank website?
This is a great example of how thoughtful design can make digital products more engaging and enjoyable.
Thanks Precious! For a bank, engaging mostly means clear: visitors should find personal vs business banking and the right login in seconds, then the Webflow CMS videos and lender profiles do the rest. What makes a product feel enjoyable to you?
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