Eclipso Studio is my own Webflow design and development studio, so this project was much more than another website build. I created the brand, shaped its positioning, designed the visual direction, wrote and organized the content, and developed the complete website in Webflow.
Because there was no external client or fixed brief, I had to make every decision myself—from deciding how Eclipso should be presented to building a system that could support the studio as it grows.
Creating a Clear Position for the Studio
I wanted Eclipso to feel like a focused, specialist studio rather than a generic full-service agency.
The website needed to immediately communicate what I do, who I work with, and why someone should trust me with their website. At the same time, it had to bring together several different parts of my work: client projects, Webflow development services, custom design, Webflow templates, testimonials, resources, and booking.
The main challenge was presenting all of this without making the website feel crowded or complicated.
I built the experience around a simple idea: websites designed for speed, clarity, and conversion. That message became the foundation for the content, structure, and visual direction of the site.
Design Direction
I wanted the website to feel like my work—not like another agency template.
The visual system combines large editorial typography, generous whitespace, neutral colors, and a bright chartreuse accent that gives the brand a recognizable personality. Project imagery, interface cards, diagrams, and subtle interactions add energy without taking attention away from the actual content.
I designed the interface and reusable visual system in Figma before carrying it into Webflow. This included typography, spacing, colors, buttons, cards, navigation patterns, project layouts, and responsive behavior.
Webflow Development
I developed the entire website in Webflow using a scalable system of reusable components, global styles, and CMS collections.
The structure allows me to add new projects, templates, testimonials, and resources without rebuilding layouts every time. I also added custom interactions and motion details to make the experience feel polished while keeping the website fast and easy to use.
The complete build included:
Responsive development across desktop, tablet, and mobile
CMS-powered projects and reusable content
Custom interactions and GSAP motion
Lead-generation and booking pathways
SEO structure and semantic content hierarchy
Performance and accessibility optimization
Reusable components for future expansion
The Result
The final website brings everything I do under one clear and consistent brand.
It gives potential clients a direct way to understand my services, explore real projects, browse my Webflow templates, read client feedback, and contact me when they are ready to work together.
More importantly, it gave Eclipso Studio a proper foundation. The website is no longer just a portfolio—it is the central platform for presenting my work, attracting clients, publishing new templates, and continuing to grow the studio.
Designed and developed Eclipso Studio’s Webflow website, bringing services, projects, templates, and lead generation into one scalable agency platform.