Webflow redesign for database software company

Here’s a recent project I’m really proud of — a full website redesign for DBPLUS, a company specializing in enterprise-grade software for database performance and replication.

I was responsible for everything from UX structure and UI design to supporting the dev team during implementation. The challenge? Turning a highly technical product into a website that feels fast, clear, and confident — without overwhelming the user.

The redesigned homepage establishes a clear information hierarchy, built around the two main product lines. We used a wide layout with sharp typographic rhythm and high-contrast sections, guiding the user from introductory text to deep product exploration.

Call-to-action buttons are placed with intent, and we supported them with logical microcopy to improve click-through rates. The visual tone is technical but human — reflecting the brand's software expertise while remaining approachable.

To introduce users to DBPLUS with impact, we developed a subtle 3D animation for the hero section. The animation shows interconnected data blocks in motion, symbolizing real-time data flow and system performance. It adds a premium, tech-forward feel to the first screen while remaining lightweight and non-distracting.

This small detail helps communicate the core value of the product — advanced database processes — before a single word is read.

The Performance Monitor product page was one of the most important views in the project. It includes:

A hero section explaining the use case with clarity

A full list of functionalities, grouped by theme

Data flow diagrams

Testimonials and support CTAs

The layout balances technical credibility with usability — we opted for a clean structure that lets potential clients explore the tool’s features without cognitive overload.

I led the full design process:

→ Created the UX wireframes and architecture

→ Designed all UI views in Figma

→ Worked closely with the development team to support Webflow implementation

→ Created connection between Webflow, Make and MailerLite to make automation for Download page.

Every layout, interaction, and message was crafted to support clarity and confidence. From marketing to conversion, the design is built to perform — just like the tools behind it.

Would love to hear what you think in the comments. And if you’re building a product that deserves a sharp digital face → visit my agency website www.hilvec.com

3D: Michał Makowski

Webflow: Dawid Połaniewski

Webdesign & art direction: Karol Połubiński