Webflow development for Legal company

Description: I led the full-stack build of the project website using Webflow, architecting and implementing a comprehensive CMS system designed to support extensive content types, relational data, filtering and dynamic content presentation for a high-traffic research initiative.

Designed and created multiple CMS Collections to represent all major content categories: blog/news posts, events, press releases, services/outputs, case studies, FAQs and team profiles.

Developed dynamic templates in Webflow: each content item (e.g., case study page, news article, team member page) automatically populates from its CMS collection, ensuring consistency and scalability.

Built advanced filtration and search functionality: users can filter “News & Events” and “Press Releases” by category, date, tags or “Outputs” series – enabling efficient content discovery.

Established relational linking between content types: for example, case studies link to services and team members; FAQ items relate to services; team profiles link across relevant project outputs and case-studies.

Migrated legacy content and structured it into the new CMS architecture: ensured clean data import (via CSV/API) and preserved relationships and metadata.

Optimised for scalability, usability and performance: image-lazy loading, caching strategies, clean URL slugs and semantic markup for SEO and accessibility.

Created a hand-over and training package: documented the CMS structure and editing guidelines, and conducted training workshops so project stakeholders can autonomously update content and publish new items without developer intervention.

Provided ongoing maintenance support: reviewed and optimised CMS item counts, dynamic list loads and filtration performance as the site grows in content volume.

Empowered the content and communications teams to publish new materials (news articles, press releases, case studies) in minutes rather than waiting for developer changes.

Achieved a robust and future-proof architecture: new content types or taxonomies can be added with minimal redevelopment.

Enhanced user experience and information architecture: consistent layouts, rich linking across content types, and efficient content-discovery via filters increased engagement and usability.

Ensured strong alignment with the project’s interdisciplinary, pan-European stakeholders by providing a scalable, easy-to-manage digital platform supporting all major content flows.