I know people don’t like to read long case studies, so I’m adding my work first below. But if you’d still like to read the full case study, you’ll find it after the project images. The project lasted around 1 months and is now live at 👉🏻 https://www.rendify.co/

Rendify offers subscription-based 3D rendering services to creative teams. Our mission: design a site that feels premium, communicates clearly, and gives the team control over content. Deliverables: Wireframes, UI design, Webflow build, CMS, Animations. Platform: Figma, Webflow

The previous site underdelivered on clarity, trust, and usability. We needed to:

Explain the subscription-based 3D model simply

Align stakeholders behind a unified narrative

Offer modular content control via CMS

Inject polished motion without sacrificing speed

We led the full process from vision to launch:

Ran stakeholder sessions to define aims and tone

Mapped low-fidelity wireframes for structure and flow

Crafted high-fidelity visual design focused on hierarchy and aesthetics

Developed the site in Webflow (responsive, CMS-driven, animated)

Handled QA, performance tuning, and client handoff

1. Discovery & Alignment Early workshops grounded the direction — brand values, audience, narrative goals.

2. Wireframes Low-fidelity layouts helped validate the order of information: hero → features → proof → CTA.

3. Visual Design Clean, minimal design with breathing space, strong visual focus on 3D renders, and subtle motion cues.

4. Webflow Build Responsive implementation, CMS-powered portfolio & features, scroll animations, lazy loading, performance optimization.

Stronger brand narrative — visitors understand Rendify’s offering immediately

Fully CMS-driven structure — the team can add new content without dev support

Engaging user experience through smooth motion and visual pacing

Optimized performance across devices

A polished, credible online presence reflecting their creative + technical identity