Before specializing in Webflow, I shipped enterprise work for Microsoft and T-Mobile. Now I build migrations, full‑stack sites and the custom code in between.
Remote, Seattle-based
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How I work
I work in your tools, ship in days rather than sprints, and keep feedback on the page itself.
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Invite me into your Slack and project board, then start making requests. Nothing important lives in email.
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Approve the work or leave revisions directly on the page. I use Markup.io for quick QA.
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Site performance
A slow site wastes the traffic you paid to acquire. I build for speed from the start, and add the structured data that lets answer engines and AI agents cite you.
Performance
Accessibility
Best practices
SEO
Agent-readiness checks
My list rather than a Lighthouse category: structured data on every page, a generated llms.txt, and a robots file that names the model crawlers next to the sitemap.
The benchmarks every project is tested against before launch.
Services
Migrations, full-stack builds, technical SEO and integrations.
Move an existing site onto Webflow without losing content, structure or rankings. WordPress, Squarespace, HubSpot CMS, Wix, Framer, Drupal, GoDaddy and hand-rolled HTML. See all migrations.
Moving off Webflow to something custom? I do that too. Webflow to Astro.
Webflow's speed, plus custom code exactly where it earns its place. Memberships, programmatic pages, animation and interactive work that needs to stay maintainable. See everything I build.
Clean markup, fast Core Web Vitals, and the structural work that decides whether search engines can read your site at all.
Wire the systems your business already runs on into the site: CRM, payments, analytics and whatever else needs to talk to it. See more integrations.
Rates
A monthly retainer for continuous work, or a fixed price for a full build. Either way you know the number before anything starts, and either way there is no minimum term.
Choose the shape of the work.
Continuous work on a site that already exists, as much of it as you need.
$2,500 /month
or $90/hour for one-off work
Designing or redesigning a full multi-page site, priced once and agreed before we begin.
$5,000+
The other options
| What is being compared | Gemin | Freelance marketplace | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Gemin Clear, published pricing | Freelance marketplace Varies by contractor and project | Agency Typically higher to support a larger team |
| Who does the work | Gemin I do. Every request, start to finish. | Freelance marketplace Depends on who you hire | Agency Often handed from senior leads to the delivery team |
| How work gets done | Gemin One priority at a time, worked through to completion | Freelance marketplace Depends on the contractor and their workload | Agency Multiple workstreams can run in parallel |
| What I cover | Gemin Webflow design, development, integrations, animation, and custom code | Freelance marketplace Depends on the contractor | Agency Can cover brand, strategy, copy, design, and development |
| Communication | Gemin You talk directly to the person doing the work | Freelance marketplace Usually direct | Agency Often managed through a PM or account lead |
| Getting started | Gemin Usually within days. No paid discovery phase. | Freelance marketplace Requires finding, vetting, and hiring the right person | Agency Often starts with discovery and onboarding |
| Continuity | Gemin The same person learns your site and stays with it | Freelance marketplace You may need to hire again when needs change | Agency Knowledge is shared across a team |
| Availability | Gemin If I am unavailable, the work waits | Freelance marketplace If they are unavailable, the work waits | Agency Another team member can usually step in |
| Commitment | Gemin Month to month. Stop whenever you need to. | Freelance marketplace Depends on the contract | Agency Often structured around a project or minimum engagement |
The tradeoff is simple. You do not get the bandwidth of an agency. You get one person who knows your site, does the work himself, and is directly accountable for what ships.
I built enterprise tech solutions for companies like Microsoft and T-Mobile: chat widgets, design systems, membership portals. It was an inside look at how tech giants operate and ship products that millions use daily (spoiler: it’s a slow process).
The slow pace of enterprise delivery pushed me to find a better way. Webflow let me deliver equally sophisticated work at startup speed.
Now I help fast-growing startups build enterprise-grade solutions without the red tape. Think ‘launch an A/B test on Friday, analyze results on Monday, ship the winner on Tuesday’ kind of speed. If that is the pace you want, book a call.
Before you ask
Marketing sites in Webflow and the technical work around them: migrations, CMS architecture, reusable components, CRM and product integrations, analytics, and the custom code Webflow cannot handle on its own. The full list is on the services page, including the work I do outside Webflow.
My rates are published and the same for everyone: a monthly retainer for ongoing work, a fixed price for a full build, and an hourly rate for a one-off fix. You know the number before anything starts, and there is no minimum term.
The work waits. That is worth knowing before you hire me rather than after. I work on one request at a time and you decide what comes next, so nothing is quietly handed to somebody else: the person you talk to is the person building the site. Time off is booked with you well in advance, never sprung on a week you were counting on.
When the site is better treated as code, or when the marketing pages genuinely need to share application logic and infrastructure with the product. I am a Webflow Professional Partner and I still publish the guides for moving off Webflow to Astro and off Webflow to Next.js. Most marketing sites I see should stay. Some should not.
I inventory the existing addresses from the site itself, Search Console and analytics. They stay where they are wherever they can, anything that changes gets a deliberate redirect, the metadata is carried across rather than regenerated, and every old address is checked after launch. What I cannot promise is that rankings go up, or that they never move. The migration is built so the search footprint you already have is not thrown away. The platform guides go into the mechanics.
You do, and I build it so you can leave. The Webflow project lives in your account, and the components, classes, variables and CMS structure are organized so another developer can pick it up without reverse-engineering my work. Your team gets access to the parts they actually manage day to day.
Currently booking two to four weeks out.
