Con Radius Design works with Webflow: we maintain existing Webflow sites, extend them, and rebuild them when Webflow reaches its limit. We say up front what Webflow does well and where a system of your own carries more. We build what fits your project, not what we have on the shelf.
When Webflow fits, and when it does not
| Criteria | Fits | Does not fit |
|---|---|---|
| A manageable company site that mainly has to look good and go live quickly. | — | |
| The team wants to edit text and images itself, without a developer. | — | |
| Design leads, the technology behind it is secondary. | — | |
| A lot of content in several languages, nested and cross-referenced. | — | |
| Logic of your own: a calculator, a configurator, a login area, a link to another system. | — | |
| Full control over loading behavior, schema and the technical SEO foundation. | — |
What we do with Webflow
Three things, and we are honest about all three on whether they pay off.
Maintenance and further development
Your site runs on Webflow and needs upkeep, new sections, new CMS templates and a clean structure for search. That needs no rebuild.
Visibility on a Webflow site
Titles, structure, schema, internal linking and a quotable answer per page work in Webflow just as they do anywhere else. How we approach that is on SEO consulting and GEO agency.
A move, when Webflow gets too tight
Then we rebuild on Next.js and Payload CMS and carry over content, addresses and redirects so no visibility is lost. What that looks like is on web design.
Where Webflow typically ends
This is not a verdict on the tool. Webflow takes a lot of work off your hands, and for a clear company site it is a sound choice. It gets tight in three places, and they almost always arrive in this order.
First the content structure
As soon as content in several languages is cross-referenced repeatedly, upkeep costs more than it returns.
Then logic of your own
A calculator, a login area or a link to an inventory system ends in add-on services and embedded code that nobody keeps track of. For those cases there is app and web app development.
Last, control over the technology
Loading behavior, rendering and the output of structured data can be steered in Webflow only as far as the tool allows. With a build of your own you steer it yourself.
How we approach visibility is on SEO consulting and GEO agency. What a move produces is on web design. If it is logic of your own rather than pages, app and web app development is the place to start.
What it costs
Maps/profile, website, local SEO, or full package. The process stays the same: quick check first, then sprint.
Maintenance
Keep an existing Webflow site running, extend it and make it faster.
- New sections and CMS templates
- A clean structure for search
- Scope agreed up front, no blank check
Move
Rebuild on Next.js and Payload, in the same range as a new website.
- Content, addresses and redirects carried over
- No visibility lost
- The Webflow license falls away afterwards
Frequently asked questions about Webflow
Yes, when Webflow fits the project. We will tell you beforehand if we consider a system of your own the better foundation. We would rather build a site that still carries in two years than a quick start that has to be rebuilt.
Because with Next.js and Payload CMS we control structure, loading behavior and structured data, and because content in several languages can be modeled cleanly there. Those are exactly the points where visibility comes from. For a manageable company site without logic of its own, Webflow is still a reasonable choice.
Not if the move is done properly. Three things decide it: every old address gets a redirect with exactly one hop, the content comes across in full, and titles, structure and structured data stay at least as good. We verify that address by address after the move.
For a manageable company site around four weeks, the same as a new website. More content or several languages take longer. We name the timeframe after the intake, not before.
Yes. We look at how it is built first and tell you what makes sense to carry on and what is better rebuilt. That assessment costs nothing.