95 on mobile PageSpeed — for a Webflow site with a full CMS.
Movva is a multi-page Webflow template I built for yoga and pilates studios: classes, schedules, instructors, events, blog — all CMS-driven. Heavy imagery, a big hero, a lot of content.
Mobile: 95 Performance · 100 Accessibility · 100 Best Practices · 100 SEO.
What made the difference:
• Hero image set to eager loading — lazy-loading the largest image on the page delays LCP
• Separate mobile and desktop images, especially for the hero — phones don't download desktop-sized files
• All images in WebP, sized for their actual display size
• SEO set up at the template level, so every CMS page gets proper metadata automatically
Plus a handful of smaller fixes — they add up.
Webflow sites aren't slow by default. They get slow through oversized assets and stacked third-party scripts.
If your Webflow site scores in the red on mobile, send me the link — happy to take a look.
I'm now offering elegant landing pages using Webflow and Figma!
Earlier this year, I made the transition from Wordpress and really appreciate the capabilities of Webflow and Framer. These platforms are designer-friendly which gives us ample opportunity to bring a concept from wireframe to fully functional.
Are you currently using Webflow or Framer? Let me know in the comments and I'd love to connect!
The transition from WordPress to Webflow is such a common story, and it is great you are owning it publicly. High-end landing pages for founder-led brands is a sharp offer, and the Cadence mockup shows you can walk the talk.
🔎 Your Webflow CMS Can Do More Than Organize Content.
A well-designed website should look good, be easy to manage, and help people discover your business.
That's why SEO should be considered when structuring your Webflow CMS.
Here's what I focus on:
→ SEO-friendly CMS fields for titles and descriptions
→ Clean URL structures for dynamic pages
→ Consistent heading hierarchy in templates
→ Descriptive image alt text
→ Internal links between related content
→ Unique metadata for each CMS item
The goal isn't to add SEO as an afterthought.
It's to build a content structure that supports discoverability from the beginning.
Good CMS architecture organizes content. Good SEO helps people find it.
Build with structure. Design with purpose. Make every page count.
Clean mobile execution Dario! 📱 Love how bold DOVV's identity stays even on small screens. "WE BUILD SITES THAT MOVE PEOPLE" hits hard, and those sticky note cards in the middle for Discovery / Design / Framer Build / Launch are such a fun, scannable touch. That SAY HELLO page is super minimal and direct. Great Framer build!