Tangible helps hard-tech companies raise and manage debt, backed by Pale Blue Dot and MMC. I turned Bento's motion-rich design into a Webflow site that went live in 23 days, so the seed round press landed on a finished product site.

23 days to launch 8 pages, 15 animations and 10 videos · 4 weeks live before the funding news · 10 videos, each loaded only when the reader reaches it

Client: Tangible, London fintech

My role: Webflow development

Stack: Webflow, GSAP, Lottie

Timeline: 23 days to launch, updates through Oct 2026

Explain a debt platform to two audiences, founders and lenders, without losing either.

3 product stages Prepare, Raise and Report, plus a page for lenders

15 animations, 10 videos Bento's motion design, built without making visitors download it all

A growing company New hires, investors and press had to go live without new pages

Videos load only when needed Each video starts loading as it nears the screen and pauses once you scroll past, so a reader only downloads what they actually see

Pricing in one place 1 pricing block feeds 4 pages, so a plan change can never leave an old price live

A tab bar that tracks the story On the homepage and Report page, the tab bar lights up the step you are reading, on desktop and mobile

Company page from the CMS Team, investors and articles are 3 collections, so a new hire is a new entry, not a new section

15 Jan Site live on tangible.finance

5 to 11 Feb 10 team bios, 9 investor logos and the funding post added as CMS entries, no layout work

12 Feb $4.3M seed covered by tech.eu, fintech.global and others, with every page already live

Tangible went from the first page in Webflow to a live site in 23 days, and was live 4 weeks before its seed round made the news. Every one of its 8 pages has its own search title, description and LinkedIn preview card, and the company page grows through CMS entries alone.

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