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Frontend·2024·Allphins

Allphins

B2B reinsurance analytics site with deep CMS and motion polish.

WebflowCMSCustom JSAnimations
Context
Allphins sells reinsurance analytics to C-level buyers. The site has to carry real product complexity without losing the polish that audience expects.
Timeline
Delivered 2024, 5-star Upwork feedback
Role
Development, CMS architecture, custom animations
Audience
Enterprise reinsurance
CMS
Multi-page content model
Delivery
5-star Upwork feedback

What I built

  • A multi-page Webflow marketing site built around the client's Lines-of-Business content model.
  • Custom scroll and hover interactions tuned in tight iteration with the client.
  • A CMS mapped to business objects the team already used, not abstract "collections."
  • Testimonial rotations that carry weight without distracting from the product copy.

Architecture

CMS
Webflow CMSLines-of-Business modelReusable templates
Frontend
Client-First classesCustom JSResponsive QA
Motion
Hand-written interactionsScroll revealsReduced-motion fallback
Handoff
Editor-safe contentTeam-owned updates

Interesting decisions

Decision

Client-First naming

A site at this scale lives or dies by class-naming discipline. Sticking to Client-First meant any frontend engineer joining later could navigate the codebase on their first afternoon.

Decision

Hand-written animations

Plugin-driven motion feels the same across every site that uses it. Hand-written interactions let the brand feel distinct without crossing into gimmick territory.

Result

The content team edits the site without calling back. The animations held up through multiple design reviews with the C-suite and shipped as-designed.

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