NovaTech
Webflow Case Study

Role: UI Designer, Webflow Developer

Project Overview

NovaTech needed a clean hero that ships fast without losing craft. I rebuilt the design in Webflow from a Figma source, matching spacing, type scale, and visual effects (including gradient typography and an SVG background wave). The result is fully responsive, accessible, and easy to edit.

• Pixel-perfect: 1:1 spacing, grid and type fidelity from Figma.
• Maintainable: semantic classes + combo classes for buttons and badges.
• Responsive: Flex/Grid wrappers adapt across breakpoints; mobile stack.
• Brand System: Indigo + Cyan palette, reusable shadows, and gradient tokens.
• Accessible: contrast-checked text, focusable CTAs, labeled media.

Why Webflow for NovaTech

Webflow gave us the speed of a visual builder with the control of handoff-ready CSS. The team can tweak copy, CTAs, and cards without breaking layout, while I keep pixel-level control over gradients, grid, shadows, and responsive behavior. No plugins, no theme lock-in, instantly publishable.

Design System

Core tokens used across the hero and cards.

Responsiveness in Action

A short 10-second walkthrough showing the NovaTech hero adapting smoothly across breakpoints — desktop, tablet, and mobile. The flex/grid system preserves hierarchy while CTAs remain prominent.

Implementation Details

Built with Webflow Flex/Grid and a tiny CSS helper for the gradient text. Background lines are a compressed SVG, positioned via background settings for performance.