Daniil K.

Webflow Designer | Webflow Developer | Figma to Webflow CMS

🚀 Webflow Designer & Webflow Developer with 4+ years of experience, 41 completed contracts, and 1,300+ logged hours delivering pixel-perfect, responsive Webflow websites for clients. 🏆 Top Rated with a 100% Job Success Score and a 5.0 rating across 37 reviews. I specialize in custom Webflow design and development — Figma to Webflow conversion, Webflow CMS architecture, and Webflow animation systems built with GSAP. Every project follows the Finsweet Client-First methodology, so the code stays clean, scalable, and easy for another developer or in-house team to pick up without a rebuild. Figma to Webflow conversion is where most projects start. I take a finished Figma file and rebuild it in Webflow with pixel-accurate spacing, typography, and responsive web design across all breakpoints, then run a full cross-browser QA pass before handoff, so there is no visual drift between the design and the live site and no broken layouts on mobile. When a client has no design yet, the web design work starts with me: wireframes in Figma, then a styled mockup, then the build. UI and UX come before visuals on every project. I map the user flow and information architecture first — what a visitor sees, what blocks them from converting, where the page should push them next — and only then design the interface. That keeps a Webflow site feeling like one coherent system instead of separately styled sections, with disciplined typography, spacing, and color. Landing page design is a large part of my work: SaaS launch pages, product pages, and campaign pages built for conversion first, with structure, copy hierarchy, and load speed treated as design decisions, not an afterthought. I keep Core Web Vitals in mind from the first section, not just at the optimization stage. For Webflow CMS builds, I design the collection structure around how the content will actually be used: blogs, case studies, team directories, product catalogs, or location listings, so the client or their team can add and edit content without touching the Designer. Recent Webflow CMS work includes a civic engagement platform for a Norwegian municipality (Skaparkraft i Tokke), a B2B website and brand identity rebuild for Felsaris, and a CMS-driven site for a Norwegian legal consultancy with HubSpot integration for lead capture and CRM workflows. Animation and interaction work is built with GSAP scroll triggers and timelines rather than relying only on Webflow native interactions, which keeps performance strong even on animation-heavy landing pages. Where Webflow's visual tools stop, I write clean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — custom filtering, third-party API calls, non-standard form behavior — so a front-end development requirement never becomes a reason to leave the platform. I also build Memberstack-gated membership sites and connect them to Make for automation: signup flows, email triggers, and CRM syncing without custom backend code. Day to day, the toolkit is Webflow and Figma for design and build, Adobe XD and Sketch when a client hands off files in those formats, Relume for rapid wireframing, and Memberstack, Make, and Zapier for the automation layer. Graphic design work — logo cleanup, icon sets, social and ad assets, brand-consistent illustration — is handled in the same pass, so a Webflow site launches with matching visuals instead of placeholder graphics from stock. Beyond the build, every project ships with on-page SEO fundamentals, semantic HTML structure, JSON-LD schema, multi-language localization where needed, Google Analytics tracking, custom domain connection, and hosting setup, so it is genuinely launch-ready and not just visually finished. Website redesign is a service line of its own: migrating an aging WordPress or Shopify site into a faster, easier-to-maintain no-code website on Webflow, usually without losing existing search rankings. WordPress and Shopify migrations keep the same URLs and metadata wherever possible. A website redesign here means redirects, heading hierarchy, and internal linking planned before launch, not patched afterwards. My background runs through agency and in-house web design and web development work before freelancing full time: early projects as a junior Webflow developer, several years building client sites inside a design agency, and now leading Webflow design and no-code website builds for an agency called Blago alongside independent Upwork contracts. That path is why the CMS structures and code I hand off tend to survive contact with another developer or an in-house marketing team without a rewrite. Before writing a single line of code, I take time to understand the actual goal behind the project, not just the page list. If you have a Figma file ready, or just an idea and a deadline, let's talk. P.S. I respond within 0-4 hours during European business hours. If you would rather talk it through first, book a Webflow consultation through my profile.