Echo Technology
Two years inside one of proptech’s fastest-growing marketing sites: a legacy build migrated to Client-First, a site-wide performance pass, then a new design developed on the clean system.
An agency deadline, a client brand, and a build both could stand behind.
Devolfs brought the design and the client relationship, I brought the Webflow depth. Echo needed a marketing site that presents four service lines clearly and a content setup their team can run alone: blog for expertise, careers for hiring, no developer in the publishing loop.
Content the team runs without a developer.
Two publishing streams, one rule: an editor writes, hits publish, and the layout takes care of itself. Blog posts and job openings live as CMS collections with structured fields, so nothing an editor does can break a page. The service pages needed tabbed content pulled from the CMS, and native Webflow tabs cannot bind to collections.
Finsweet where Webflow stops.
CMS tabs came from Finsweet Attributes: collection items rendered as tab panes, so the client edits tab content the same way they edit a blog post. The rest stays native Webflow with Client-First classes, which is what keeps a white label handoff clean: the agency can open the project and read it.
Milos supported us on several Webflow projects, helping turn our Figma designs into fully developed sites. He built the CMS, handled publishing, and matched the design 1:1 with impressive attention to detail. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and skilled Webflow developer.