Webflow Design
Webflow is not just a builder, it is a designer CMS. That is exactly why we work with it. Unlike themes or drag-and-drop tools, Webflow gives you control over every class, every breakpoint, and every animation, while still offering a CMS your editorial team can actually use. Webflow design for us means the brand drives the behaviour of the site, not the tool. Webflow is the workbench.
When Webflow is the right system
Webflow is a strong fit for brands that care about craft and want editorial flexibility. Magazines, studios, agencies, B2B brands, SaaS marketing sites, and conference pages often run better in Webflow than in WordPress, because the CMS stays cleaner and the build is easier to maintain.
We use Webflow when the design system is more complex than a landing page, when an in-house blog or case library is needed, or when the site sits on top of a multilingual brand design. For very animation-heavy microsites we sometimes reach for Framer, but Webflow remains the default for standard brand sites.
Before the build we usually run a brand workshop or work from an existing visual identity. Without that foundation Webflow turns into a pretty theme, and that is exactly what we want to avoid.
How we build in Webflow
We work with the Client-First class structure because it stays readable and new designers or developers can navigate the project in under an hour. Components live as symbols, CMS collections follow a consistent naming convention, style guides get documented inside Designer.
The CMS is more than a blog database. We build collections for cases, posts, team members, locations, or products, with references between them. A case can auto-show related cases, a post links its author, a service page pulls relevant industries from its own collection. That cuts maintenance and makes editorial work satisfying.
Before launch we run technical SEO, performance optimisation, 301 redirects, and a short CMS onboarding with Loom recordings. A maintenance retainer with monthly updates is available, otherwise you take full ownership of the site.
Designer-first, not template purchase
We do not work with off-the-shelf templates. Every Webflow build comes from the design system, with custom classes, symbols, and a CMS shaped around editorial work.
Clean class structure over chaos
Webflow lives on a clear class structure. We build with Client-First logic, document components, and hand over a Designer workspace you can navigate.
A CMS the editorial team actually likes
Collections, references, filters, and templates prepared so that new posts, cases, or products are live in under ten minutes, without calling the designer.
Performance and SEO in the setup
Images as WebP, fonts local, clean headings, meta data, and schema. A fast site is not just SEO hygiene, it is part of how the brand reads.
Selected work

Finanzguru – Brand Design
A fintech brand that works inside a subway tunnel: campaigns, iconography and tone of voice for Finanzguru.

ANNA YUNA – Music Branding
A visual language that oscillates between neon light and moonlight — cover artwork and stage presence for a musician.
Frequently asked
A fully designed Webflow site with CMS, animations, and multiple templates typically lands between € 8,500 and € 24,000. Webflow-only landing pages start at € 4,500.
From kickoff to go-live, 6 to 12 weeks is realistic, including design, build, CMS setup, and one review round. Faster is possible when brand and content are already in place.
We recommend your own Webflow workspace under your name so ownership stays with you. Hosting runs on Webflow Site Plans billed monthly. Domain, SSL, 301 redirects, and SEO setup happen during launch.
Yes. Existing content moves into structured CMS collections, old URLs get 301 redirects so rankings do not collapse during launch.
Yes. Studio Rotstich is remote first, workshops and reviews run on video. On-site sessions across the DACH region work fine when a kickoff or workshop benefits from being in the room.
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Tell me briefly what it is about — in a 30-minute first conversation we clarify whether and how we can work together.