Webflow Builds for Biomaterials, Space, and Wellness Projects

Webflow Builds for Biomaterials, Space, and Wellness ProjectsWebflow Builds for Biomaterials, Space, and Wellness Projects

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Serhii Yurkovskyi

pro

• 5h

I haven’t posted much lately because the work got intense.

Two Webflow builds I’ve just finished: MavBio and Jemba9.

One works with biomaterials for medical and research applications. The other builds mission-critical technology for the space industry.

Very different worlds, and genuinely exciting projects to work on.

I’ve also wrapped up a much larger wellness platform that is now being turned into a full case study, while a few new projects are already underway.

A small preview for now. More soon!

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Mikael França

• Sep 22

Built a new Webflow site for Tangível, a UX studio in Portugal.

20+ years, 60+ specialists, 380+ projects. Research, design systems, accessibility, product strategy. Finance, energy, telco, government.

The site had to hold all of that without feeling like a brochure. I developed it in Webflow so they can keep publishing cases and services themselves.

Live: tangivel.com

Completed work

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Sahil Sharma

pro

• Sep 23

nice work..

Lepisov Branding

pro

• Sep 22

Love at first grid!

A short 2D motion study taking the Amorado logo from its construction grid to the final mark. Animated entirely in Spline.

A fictional identity concept for Amorado.

Brand Design Logo Design Figma Spline logo branding motion 2D Animation

Ganesh S

pro

• Sep 22

Really cool!

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Sep 22

Cards or sections? How should you showcase courses on a Kajabi website?

It depends on what you want visitors to see first.

Course cards are great when you want to show the full picture at a glance – “Here are all the programs we offer.” They make the product range clear before visitors start scrolling.

Separate sections work better when each course needs more attention – its story, audience, benefits, and outcomes.

When we design Kajabi websites, we don’t use one layout for every course.

We choose the structure that makes the offer easier to understand – and easier to explore.