Webflow Development Done Right:
Your Vision, My Expertise

Highly unlikely. Webflow’s recent strategy prioritizes enterprise clients with larger teams, offering a robust hosting and website-building solution through their WXP (Website Experience Platform). More and more large enterprises are adopting Webflow, including notable brands like The New York Times, Dropbox, Away, Clear, Vice, TED, and IDEO. With its scalability and powerful features, Webflow can grow alongside your business, no matter how big it gets.

Absolutely! While Webflow's University offers plenty of free resources to help you get started, I can provide personalized training tailored to your website. Whether you prefer live Zoom sessions or pre-recorded videos, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know to confidently manage and update your site. I’ll focus on your specific setup and needs, so you can save time and avoid any confusion along the way.

How do I edit or update my website’s content?

Webflow makes updating your website's content simple and flexible:

1. Edit Mode: Log in to your website using Edit Mode to make changes effortlessly. You can update CMS items—like blog posts, testimonials, team members—and edit static pages, such as headings or paragraphs on your home page.
2. Page Building: Your marketing team needs a new landing page? With Webflow’s intuitive Page Building feature, you can create and publish pages yourself without coding.

CMS stands for Content Management System. Think of it as the "database" of your website's content. It’s where you can create, edit, or remove content without needing technical know-how. For example, say you want to publish a new blog post, add a case study, or update a product listing—you can easily do this by filling out a few fields like Title, Description, and Image, and the changes will appear live on your site.

Webflow’s CMS makes managing content intuitive and flexible. Whether you’re updating team bios, adding new portfolio items, or maintaining a blog, it empowers you to make changes on your own without relying on a developer for every small edit.

As the saying goes, good things take time! :) For a general idea, a super simple website with just a couple of pages typically takes around 1–2 weeks to develop. If you don’t already have a design, we’ll need to include an initial design phase in Figma, followed by development, third-party integrations, animations, and any custom solutions. All of these elements add to the timeline, so I usually recommend planning for 1–3 months to set up a complete, polished website.

My goal is to deliver a website that you’re completely happy with. Throughout the process, I provide regular updates and opportunities for feedback to ensure we’re aligned. If something isn’t right, I’ll work with you to make revisions and adjustments within the project scope. Clear communication and collaboration help avoid any dissatisfaction.

Yes, absolutely. Please note that meetings are billed at the same rate as development work. While I value clear communication and see check-ins as an essential part of the workflow, this ensures meetings stay focused and efficient, minimizing disruptions to the workday.

I’m flexible and can work with either approach, depending on your budget and needs. If time or resources are limited, starting with a template can speed up the process while maintaining quality. However, for the best results and scalability, I recommend building a fully custom design tailored to your brand and business goals.

Absolutely! Whether your website was built by a developer following a framework or you created it yourself, I can seamlessly pick up where it was left off and add new designs to your existing layout. If you have a defined style guide, that’s even better—it speeds things up and ensures consistency with your brand. Every section or page I create will be fully responsive and optimized for performance.

I offer ongoing support options to ensure your website stays up to date and runs smoothly. Whether you need occasional updates, new features, or quick fixes, I can assist on an hourly basis or through a retainer contract. I’m here to help even after the project is finished, so you’re never left without support.

I offer retainer services to act as your on-call developer for ad-hoc tasks and urgent requests. With a retainer contract, I can guarantee a 12-hour response time (during working hours) for addressing any issues or updates. The minimum monthly commitment for a retainer is 10 hours, which ensures I’m available to handle your requests promptly and efficiently.

This setup provides peace of mind, knowing that your website will always be taken care of without delays.

It depends on the nature of your website and business. If you’re a growing startup expanding into new markets or frequently launching new features, having a developer on retainer can be invaluable to keep everything aligned with your goals.

On the other hand, if you’re a marketing agency or business with minimal changes—like adding new case studies or updating contact information—you’ll likely be fine managing updates yourself using Webflow’s intuitive CMS.

Unlike platforms like WordPress, Webflow sites don’t require regular updates or maintenance to prevent them from breaking. Once your site is published, it stays stable and secure. Maintenance is only needed when you want to edit content, add features, or optimize performance.

Yes, I can help you migrate your current website to Webflow. Whether your site is built on WordPress, Squarespace, or another platform, I can ensure a smooth transition. This includes replicating your design, optimizing content for Webflow’s CMS, and improving performance and SEO where possible.

Yes, I can help ensure your website meets GDPR and other privacy requirements. This includes adding cookie consent banners, creating privacy policies, and implementing tools for managing user data. Compliance is important for protecting your users and maintaining trust, especially for businesses operating in Europe.

Yes! I have extensive experience optimizing sites for better Google PageSpeed scores and overall performance. This includes straightforward tasks like asset optimization—utilizing efficient formats like SVG, AVIF, and WebP—and more advanced solutions, such as purging unused CSS and setting up a reverse proxy. These improvements ensure your site loads faster by serving only essential resources, saving valuable milliseconds.

A good PageSpeed score doesn’t just improve user experience; it can also significantly boost your SEO rankings, helping your site perform better in search results. Keep in mind, however, that page optimization can be a highly complex task, often requiring more time than initially expected, depending on the scope and current setup of your site.

It sure is! I have plenty of experience working with third-party solutions like Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Thinkific, ZenDesk, Uplisting, and more. The great thing about Webflow is its flexibility—almost any feature or integration can be implemented to fit seamlessly into your sales funnel.

Yes, I am a registered Hungarian entrepreneur, and all services come with an official invoice. This ensures professionalism, transparency, and compliance in all our dealings.

Here's my business' details:

• Name: Rák Miklós Márk
• VAT: 90388512-1-42
• Registered Office:Apolló Street 58.1158 Budapest, Hungary

For larger projects, I typically require a 50% deposit upfront. This ensures we can kick off the project smoothly and dedicate the necessary time and resources to deliver quality work without delays.

For hourly work, I ask for a deposit equivalent to 5 hours to get started. After that, I issue invoices either monthly or once the accumulated work exceeds 25 hours.

Every project is unique! For larger projects, I typically charge a flat fee, divided into milestones to ensure smooth progress and clear deliverables. For smaller projects or ongoing maintenance, my standard rate is $40/hour (or the current equivalent in EUR).