Manypixels.

A design-services company that came to us to get off WordPress. Three years and two websites later, we are still working together.

Brief
A WordPress site to move onto Webflow.
Manypixels sells design as a subscription, so the site is the product: a large gallery, hundreds of articles, and a marketing team that has to change things without a developer. They came to us to move it off WordPress. Then they stayed.
The gallery got filtering, a colour tool, and a download that takes one press.
More than five hundred articles were reorganised so the library could be moved through rather than scrolled. The structure and the content strategy came out of working sessions with their head of marketing.
Outcome
Still the same client, three years and two sites later.
What started as a migration turned into standing work: two full builds, continuous feature releases, and a marketing team we work with directly.
Three years on, the redesign reused the CMS and gallery code from the original build. That took roughly 40% off the work, and off what the client paid for it.
The second site cost less than the first because the first was built to be reused.

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