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BizDefender
Moved off WordPress onto Webflow — services, insights and pricing rebuilt as one structure the team can extend without a developer.
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The site, as it runs today
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What was in scope
- WordPress to Webflow migration
Every project is quoted flat and scoped in writing before anything starts — the figures above are the client's, measured against their own baseline. The same six services are on the services page, and what they cost is on pricing.
The other two, the same way
- Defy Facial SpaSpa & cosmetic · 2023Rebuilt from the treatment menu up, so booking became the shortest path on every page.
- Jobe's HatsE-commerce · 2024Faster product pages, cleaner collection logic, and a checkout path with nothing in the way.
- Victory Real Estate GroupCommercial real estate · 2024Listing architecture rebuilt for search, with inquiry forms placed where intent actually peaks.
- PaceB2B SaaS · Marketing site for a product-led sales platform, with its blog, guide library and jobs board running off Webflow CMS collections.
- MooolahBookkeeping & payroll · A Perth bookkeeping practice — fixed-fee bookkeeping, payroll and BAS set out as separate service pages rather than one list.
- eFoil AustraliaWatersports school · A Fliteboard school in Perth, built in Webflow.
All three on one page: selected work.
Want one that performs like this?
Tell us what the site has to do and we will come back with a flat figure and a timeline — in writing, before anyone starts. Same process that produced the three builds above.