Websites that beat your competitors. Fixed price & launch deadline
If we do not meet the specified dates, we will pay you a $5,000 penalty. YES, we are so confident in this Method.
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If we do not meet the specified dates, we will pay you a $5,000 penalty. YES, we are so confident in this Method.
Most of your competitors' sites look alike because most web studios sell templates disguised as original or just copy the first 10 Google results. This is a waste of money since a cookie-cutter, unremarkable website fails to generate leads ⤵️
The Butlers' Method: a 72-day program for site development honed from 400+ projects. It's our formula for creating impactful sites, explaining complex products, and driving leads.
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We have worked with companies of all sizes, from small tech start-ups that want to blow the market up to the biggest mortgage companies in the US that need website "facelift"
For one project, the core team includes a manager, a designer, front-end and back-end developers, and a tester. An art director oversees the design team, while a team leader leads the development team. They collaborate on the project from start to finish.
Just 4 hours for interviews and approvals; we handle the rest: visuals, copy, сoding, hosting, accounts, and everything needed for a hassle-free, fully functional project.
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Our Manifesto: Like Alfred to Batman, we take care about everything connected with the Web and let our employers focus on their main business to change the world for better (or kick some bad asses ).
They spent hundreds of hours designing, building, and polishing the website to perfection.
Even if it meant staying up long nights, working overtime, and fixing the smallest details (such as optimizing speed and fixing textures). This dedication to the final product is very rare to come by and much appreciated. Without that work by Digital Butlers, we wouldn't have a successful pre-order launch.
A couple of years ago, we were looking for a technical support business. We tried to find a company that could resolve our issues with web development and support of our Webflow website. And Digital Butlers was the company that suits us perfectly.
They work fast and are highly professional.
Digital Butlers stood out for their clear understanding of our requests, delivering a high level of web design that aligned perfectly with our brand vision. Their approach ensured that the website was not only visually appealing but also user-friendly and easy to manage internally after the project was completed.
This new professional look allowed us to confidently showcase our capabilities to industry leaders. Digital Butlers impressed us with their top-notch design work and their ability to seamlessly translate design concepts into efficient, high-quality development. Their combination of aesthetic vision and technical expertise was outstanding.
What first impressed me about Digital Butlers is that our contact made his first video conference with us from a cafe whilst he was on holiday... this is someone who wanted our business...
It just rolled on from there... open discussions, always available, fantastic professional updates (always a video showing you where they are with a voice over describing everything) and what I liked most is that they are really passionate about delivering an excellent product.
One of the best parts of my day is finding out how we progressed in our mission. The dedication it takes to show up day in and day out is what has impressed me the most about this company.
You will never progress in business if you don't have a team that is consistent. You will never progress in business if you don't have a team that is dedicated. They are both.
I was impressed with their willingness to solve problems.
Digital Butlers responded to our needs well, boasted a personable attitude, and accommodated any requests. Also, their can-do mindset stood out from the engagement.
Digital Butlers came to the table with a number of valuable suggestions that made the project a resounding success.
Their ability to assess and understand complex, intertwined technical needs and apply a clear methodology to success is really unique.
The site was not only visually appealing, but also technically robust and fast-loading.
Overall, Digital Butlers met our expectations with their professionalism, creativity, and technical expertise. Yeah, the project had a biting price but when you want to have such a quality level I don't think that it is possible to get a "cheap" solution.
Their timely delivery of items was instrumental in ensuring the success of our project.
What we found most impressive and unique about Digital Butlers was their unwavering commitment to finding solutions and delivering results, even in the face of unexpected challenges. Their ability to adapt to evolving project requirements and their willingness to go above and beyond to meet our needs truly set them apart.
They were able to work in the platform we wanted, and they were very responsive and professional about it.
They also did their best to keep it within the budget we outlined.
Digital Butlers really cares. I saw that everything they offered focused on helping us. The communication process was transparent and quick. Their manager was always online.
And we really love the design. We are still working together and will do more awesome things together in the future.
They didn't just deliver a website; they crafted an immersive digital experience that reflected our concept's essence.
What struck us most about Digital Butlers was their ability to blend creativity with technical expertise seamlessly. The team demonstrated adaptability and responsiveness to our needs, ultimately delivering a website that aligned with our company.
They find effective solutions for various complexities and demonstrate high responsiveness and involvement.
The Digital Butlers team consistently performs tasks very promptly, never misses deadlines, and maintains high-quality standards.
I love their design approach, but the most unique thing is their positioning. They are focusing on being your personal butler but in Digital environment. They solved all requests that I gave to them. And even if they didn’t have a specific person on the team who can handle it they will recommend someone.
They adeptly handled the complexities of managing extensive content and navigated workflow misunderstandings.
Digital Butlers' standout quality lies in their remarkable adaptability and unwavering client-centric approach. They adeptly handled the complexities of managing extensive content and navigated workflow misunderstandings with the utmost professionalism.
We strongly recommend the Digital Butlers team.
Digital Butlers has delivered a fully functional and appealing website, enabling the client to independently manage their content. The team has ensured flexible project management and effectively accommodated additional work. Their responsiveness, adaptability, and insightfulness are commendable.
They over-deliver on their promise and are very friendly and supportive.
Alexander and his team understood our goals and presented us a solution that seemed right and was within the budget.
We hired Digital Butlers to design, test, and launch our new website on Webflow. They also fully integrate the website with our CRM system, Hubspot and create a unique web calculator on our website for prospects to analyze the competitive position in terms of payment terms and working capital.
We were impressed by their design language, technical skills, and project management.
The most impressive thing about Digital Butlers is their ability to blend their innovative ideas with our structure. Despite the initial task being to redesign our site using the current pages without changing the overall concept, they managed to improve the website significantly.
Unique blend of collaborative vision, user-friendly implementation, efficient process, comprehensive support, and professionalism made our experience with them truly outstanding.
We provide all-inclusive service to any package you choose. The list of services can be found below 👇
To learn more about packages, please, follow to the "Packages" section
You have our "Butler Promise". We will deliver the project in any case but you will receive a $5,000 turnback if we don't get in time. No matter what site type you choose. And it is captured in the contract.
We provide an Absolute guarantee. Depending on the type of site selected, we will establish a delivery timeline. It is our responsibility to meet our agreement in a timely manner. Your only requirement is to provide feedback (comments) within 1 working day after our request.
In case we don't get in time, we will deliver the project anyway, but you will receive a $5,000 turnback. No matter what site type you choose. And it is captured in the contract ✅
We provide 1 unique design concept. To be sure that the design solution will be 100% relevant to the request we do a detailed research. During this process, we will gather references, fonts, colors, general style, and after your feedback will prepare a “Do's & Don'ts” table - a detailed checklist APPROVED by you, including specific style decisions that CAN and CAN'T be used in the future design.
And despite that, we offer up to 3 rounds of feedback. You can share your comments, and we will incorporate them into the design. Once we have the final concept, we will proceed with designing the desktop and mobile UI for all pages. This process ensures that the design concepts we develop effectively address business challenges and fully align with your expectations.
We have a separate QA engineer who does testing of the project before the delivery to your server/account. Every button and link should work, and every image should be optimized. We perfectly polish your website before the launch.
However, if you find any issue or bug on the site we will fix it absolutely for FREE. The Butler's Promise 🎩
For high-end UX/UI design and media materials preparation during the design stage, we use such tools as:
To be sure that the final website will look stunning, develop fast, and be easy to manage for the frontend development stage we use:
For backend development needs we are using PHP / Node.js and various databases, depending on the project's structure.
We use the KANBAN method for project management. To make this process as smooth as possible we use:
We will be glad to connect the Webflow E-commerce module to any type of website needed.
We can also build a complex E-commerce website / Web app, using Shopify, Laravel, and Symfony. Please, please choose the "Enterprise" option in the form if you are interested in such a web solution.
We have 3 types of third-party services included (analytics, mailing, and CRM) in any selected package. You have an opportunity to choose from these options:
In addition to that, we can integrate any API-based service into your website as a separate task. Share your project scope with us to discuss it. We have a lot of experience integrating such third-party services like:
We highly appreciate it if the company has a brand book, logo, photo/video content. However, it isn't necessary to do a project together with us. If you don't have a brand book or photos, we will help you with style and design materials.
If you need help with identifying your website type or you have a unique unusual request, please, select the “I don't know what to choose. Help me to find the best solution” option.
We support our employers and projects after launch. All website packages include 3 months of Maintenance after the launch. Every month you will have 5 working hours available, that can be used for the following services:
If you need more than 5 hours/month for solving any web task we will be glad to provide you with a special hourly rate and solve your request via "Times & Materials" format.
If you will need maintenance after the first 3 months we have 6-month / Annual contract options with a special hourly rate and tasks processing time. You are in the right hands 🎩
We can build the site on different platforms ✅ In our website development process, we are driven by two primary goals:
1. The site must boast a modern, memorable design and deliver fast loading times.
2. The site must offer seamless management and a chance for future growth.
This is why we used the Webflow platform for 85% of our projects. It is a solid clear tool to build and maintain your website nowadays. With its out-of-the-box flexible CMS/site editor and rapid development/load speed, Webflow has consistently met our high standards. And it is included in each site package price.
If you want to use another platform (WordPress, Symfony, Laravel, Yii2, Shopify, etc.) we will calculate it separately. Let us know about this during the project sharing request, please.
Ensure the quality level by checking the DB's recognition list in '23.
We regularly submit our employers' projects to popular nomination platforms. We will be happy to do the same with yours.
A website needs constant updates. That's why we include 3 months of after-launch maintenance with 5 hours of monthly work for tasks like content updates, new page creation, or third-party integration. After 3 months, we provide a free UX analysis of heatmaps to suggest improvements.
We offer ongoing support. If you need more than 5 hours/month, we have a special hourly rate. For extended maintenance, we offer 6-month or annual contracts with expedited task processing.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
days.
Our QA engineers thoroughly test every page, section, button, and link for launch readiness. We check layout adaptivity on various devices and ensure compatibility with modern browsers. A final designer review confirms the design is correctly implemented. Our process guarantees a polished, launch-ready site. We'll handle publishing and verify everything works post-domain connection.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
12
days.
Our website development process focuses on two main goals:
We use Webflow for 85% of our projects due to its flexible CMS and rapid development. Our developers optimize design materials, create layouts, add animations, and ensure compatibility across devices and browsers. We configure the CMS to meet your needs, allowing you to input dynamic data, create new pages, and add blocks without third-party help. Custom "how-to-use" videos are provided.
We handle technical SEO and integrate up to three third-party services like Google Analytics and Mailchimp. Webflow E-commerce can be added at no extra cost. API-based services and additional languages can be integrated as needed.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
39
days.
Our design ensures your goals are met by creating an effective website that showcases your product or service and aligns with your brand. Our UI experts design both desktop and mobile versions in Figma, ready for development. We start by syncing the UI style, gathering references, and creating a "Do/Don't" guideline.
After approving the homepage concept, we design all other pages and compile a UI kit with a design system and animation references. Once the UI is approved, we prepare design materials, including 2D/3D elements and AI visuals, ensuring the site meets your business goals.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
29
days.
The UX research stage is crucial as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the website's structure and helps identify a UI style that resonates with the target audience. This process involves gathering information about your business through interviews and available marketing materials, which is then analyzed using the 'Persona' and 'Jobs to Be Done' (JTBD) methodologies.
Persona and JTBD are well-established techniques that aid UX designers in creating essential and relevant business artifacts. These artifacts are then used to develop a functional site prototype with a well-organized section order and to establish the tone of voice for future UI and copywriting.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
37
days.
A website needs constant updates. That's why we include 3 months of after-launch maintenance with 5 hours of monthly work for tasks like content updates, new page creation, or third-party integration. After 3 months, we provide a free UX analysis of heatmaps to suggest improvements.
We offer ongoing support. If you need more than 5 hours/month, we have a special hourly rate. For extended maintenance, we offer 6-month or annual contracts with expedited task processing.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
days.
Our QA engineers thoroughly test every page, section, button, and link for launch readiness. We check layout adaptivity on various devices and ensure compatibility with modern browsers. A final designer review confirms the design is correctly implemented. Our process guarantees a polished, launch-ready site. We'll handle publishing and verify everything works post-domain connection.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
9
days.
Our website development process focuses on two main goals:
We use Webflow for 85% of our projects due to its flexible CMS and rapid development. Our developers optimize design materials, create layouts, add animations, and ensure compatibility across devices and browsers. We configure the CMS to meet your needs, allowing you to input dynamic data, create new pages, and add blocks without third-party help. Custom "how-to-use" videos are provided.
We handle technical SEO and integrate up to three third-party services like Google Analytics and Mailchimp. Webflow E-commerce can be added at no extra cost. API-based services and additional languages can be integrated as needed.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
29
days.
Our design ensures your goals are met by creating an effective website that showcases your product or service and aligns with your brand. Our UI experts design both desktop and mobile versions in Figma, ready for development. We start by syncing the UI style, gathering references, and creating a "Do/Don't" guideline.
After approving the homepage concept, we design all other pages and compile a UI kit with a design system and animation references. Once the UI is approved, we prepare design materials, including 2D/3D elements and AI visuals, ensuring the site meets your business goals.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
24
days.
The UX research stage is crucial as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the website's structure and helps identify a UI style that resonates with the target audience. This process involves gathering information about your business through interviews and available marketing materials, which is then analyzed using the 'Persona' and 'Jobs to Be Done' (JTBD) methodologies.
Persona and JTBD are well-established techniques that aid UX designers in creating essential and relevant business artifacts. These artifacts are then used to develop a functional site prototype with a well-organized section order and to establish the tone of voice for future UI and copywriting.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
26
days.
Our QA engineers thoroughly test every page, section, button, and link for launch readiness. We check layout adaptivity on various devices and ensure compatibility with modern browsers. A final designer review confirms the design is correctly implemented. Our process guarantees a polished, launch-ready site. We'll handle publishing and verify everything works post-domain connection.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
5
days.
A website needs constant updates. That's why we include 3 months of after-launch maintenance with 5 hours of monthly work for tasks like content updates, new page creation, or third-party integration. After 3 months, we provide a free UX analysis of heatmaps to suggest improvements.
We offer ongoing support. If you need more than 5 hours/month, we have a special hourly rate. For extended maintenance, we offer 6-month or annual contracts with expedited task processing.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
days.
Our website development process focuses on two main goals:
We use Webflow for 85% of our projects due to its flexible CMS and rapid development. Our developers optimize design materials, create layouts, add animations, and ensure compatibility across devices and browsers. We configure the CMS to meet your needs, allowing you to input dynamic data, create new pages, and add blocks without third-party help. Custom "how-to-use" videos are provided.
We handle technical SEO and integrate up to three third-party services like Google Analytics and Mailchimp. Webflow E-commerce can be added at no extra cost. API-based services and additional languages can be integrated as needed.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
16
days.
Our design ensures your goals are met by creating an effective website that showcases your product or service and aligns with your brand. Our UI experts design both desktop and mobile versions in Figma, ready for development. We start by syncing the UI style, gathering references, and creating a "Do/Don't" guideline.
After approving the homepage concept, we design all other pages and compile a UI kit with a design system and animation references. Once the UI is approved, we prepare design materials, including 2D/3D elements and AI visuals, ensuring the site meets your business goals.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
17
days.
The UX research stage is crucial as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the website's structure and helps identify a UI style that resonates with the target audience. This process involves gathering information about your business through interviews and available marketing materials, which is then analyzed using the 'Persona' and 'Jobs to Be Done' (JTBD) methodologies.
Persona and JTBD are well-established techniques that aid UX designers in creating essential and relevant business artifacts. These artifacts are then used to develop a functional site prototype with a well-organized section order and to establish the tone of voice for future UI and copywriting.
See the video below to get a quick demonstration of how it works.
Up to
16
days.
Digital Butlers delivered a visually appealing, user-friendly website that received positive user feedback and improved the client's user engagement, lead generation, and conversion rates. The team met deadlines, responded to feedback, quickly addressed needs, and communicated proactively.
Digital Butlers revamped a leather company's website. The team analyzed the existing site, redesigned it to reflect the client's branding, and developed a landing page.
Global Leathers, a New York-based leather production company, sought to revamp their outdated catalog website. Their existing platform showcased various leather products but failed to generate significant leads. With a limited budget, the employer needed a cost-effective solution to attract and engage potential clients, primarily interior designers and furniture manufacturers, while elevating their brand’s digital presence.
After analyzing the existing site and understanding the target audience, we determined that a complete overhaul of the old site was unnecessary. Instead, we proposed creating a new high-conversion landing page. This page was designed to effectively present Global Leathers’ expertise, product range, and brand story, with a focus on addressing the needs and pain points of potential buyers.
Our process began with user research, employing methodologies such as Jobs-to-be-Done and Persona analysis. This enabled us to tailor the landing page structure to provide relevant information in a logical, user-friendly sequence. Using the Untitled UI library, we created a prototype that was reviewed and approved by the employer before moving forward with UI design.
The design phase focused on establishing a premium brand feel. We conducted a comprehensive UI exploration, creating mood boards and selecting references for typography, colors, animations, and layout styles. The resulting concept aimed to convey Global Leathers’ commitment to quality and tradition, using serif fonts and classic italics combined with a palette of pastel coffee tones. Given the limited availability of design assets, we provided detailed guidelines for a photoshoot to produce visuals aligned with the site’s aesthetic.
Once the UI concept was approved, we developed both desktop and mobile versions of the landing page. The site featured smooth text transitions, Lottie animations for branding elements, and parallax effects to create a dynamic user experience. Additional features included animated cursor effects, an interactive drag slider, dropdown animations, and gallery sections.
The new landing page successfully enhanced the digital representation of Global Leathers, creating a more premium experience and effectively addressing user needs. The primary call to action—requesting a leather consultation—was prominently featured, catering to the target audience of interior designers and furniture manufacturers. While marketing campaign results are forthcoming, the landing page is already being used in active promotional efforts, with positive feedback noted from initial launch.
Inertia, a London-based creative studio specializing in 3D visualization, approached Digital Butlers to redesign their website. Inertia’s employers include global brands such as Asics, Amazon, Playstation, and Porsche. Despite their impressive portfolio, the previous website had significant usability issues. Visitors struggled to distinguish between the core studio work and the "Labs" section dedicated to R&D projects, resulting in confusion and difficulty navigating the content. Inertia required a redesign that would not only resolve these navigation issues but also place their impressive body of work front and center.
Our team began by aligning the design expectations with Inertia’s vision. We collected their existing brand elements—logo, gray color scheme, and the distinctive elongated "E" symbol representing inertia—and discussed ways to enhance and refine these assets. We curated a mood board filled with typography, color schemes, and stylistic references, forming a cohesive design direction. After processing the feedback, we presented several homepage concepts, ranging from classical to bold designs. Once the preferred concept was selected, we proceeded to design the UI for all the necessary pages.
Here’s a breakdown of the design and functionality of each key page:
The homepage was crafted to immediately engage visitors by showcasing Inertia’s portfolio. The hero section featured a dynamic showreel, which rapidly cycled through short clips of their most notable projects, giving users a taste of their creativity from the moment they land on the site. We ensured users could easily navigate from the homepage to other important areas like the full portfolio, individual project case studies, the “About” page, and the "Labs" section.
Additionally, the homepage included a featured works section, where select projects were highlighted alongside a full catalog link. This layout served to entice visitors into exploring further while providing quick access to Inertia’s most compelling work. A client list was integrated into the homepage, where each employer's logo linked directly to their specific case study.
The portfolio page was organized into distinct categories: Products, Brands, Outdoor Companies, and Mixed Reality. Users could explore these categories either through a dynamic chessboard layout or a list view. The chessboard layout displayed project covers that users could hover over to quickly preview the work and open the desired project. The list view provided more detailed information, such as the project’s year of completion, a brief description, and the scope of work. This flexible navigation empowered users to browse through the portfolio according to their preferences, enhancing the overall user experience.
Each project detail page began with either a static cover or a 5-second video clip of the project. Below this, key details such as the project’s objectives, services provided, and performance metrics were displayed, along with descriptions of the project’s journey from concept to completion. The layout maintained the clean, modern design established on the homepage, with a dynamic chessboard feature allowing for smooth transitions between sections and keeping the user’s focus on the content.
The "About" page provided an introduction to Inertia’s core values and philosophy, displayed in a manifesto section. This page was designed to communicate the team’s vision while including photographs, names, and roles of key team members. This personal touch allowed visitors to connect with the people behind the projects and added a layer of transparency to Inertia’s work.
The "Labs" page functioned as a playground for Inertia’s experimental, non-commercial projects. We designed this section to evoke a sense of creativity and innovation, incorporating visual elements that highlighted Inertia’s research-driven approach. Users could browse through various experiments, discover unique design solutions, and gain deeper insights into the studio’s capabilities beyond commercial work.
The contact page was designed to be simple yet visually appealing. It featured a large team photo, showcasing Inertia’s working environment, and provided clear options for users to reach out via email, phone, or social media. The layout was clean and functional, ensuring that potential employers or collaborators could easily get in touch.
Throughout the website, we made extensive use of white space to keep the focus on the visual content. Typography was kept clean and modern with a sans-serif font, ensuring readability and clarity across all devices. Another notable feature was the dynamic background transitions, which shifted between light and dark themes as users navigated from page to page. This not only maintained user engagement but also helped to differentiate between different sections of the site.
All elements of the design were optimized for mobile responsiveness, ensuring a smooth user experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
The project was fully designed in Figma, which enabled seamless collaboration between our team and Inertia’s stakeholders. This tool allowed us to prototype and iterate on the designs efficiently, ensuring that the final result aligned with Inertia’s brand and functionality requirements.
SolvoWorld, an established company offering software and hardware solutions in the logistics sector, needed a complete redesign of their corporate website. Operating for over 27 years and delivering more than 400 successful projects, the employer sought to enhance their online presence, reflecting their leadership in port, warehouse, and railway station logistics solutions. The goal was to create a more accessible and organized corporate website for their diverse target audience while maintaining strict adherence to the company’s corporate branding.
The employer had several key requirements:
Digital Butlers approached this project in multiple phases, ensuring a user-centric design while maintaining branding consistency:
UX Design Phase: We conducted in-depth research into the target audience, identifying their needs and the company’s business goals. Our team worked on creating a clear site structure, wireframes, and content. This phase resulted in detailed page prototypes, a transparent site map, and technical copy tailored for each section, providing a solid foundation for the design and development process.
UI Design Phase: Once the structural elements were finalized, we focused on visual design within the strict branding guidelines. While the use of the corporate color—a light sky blue—was a given, we introduced innovative layout and animation references to give the site a modern edge. The design work was carried out in Figma, allowing us to create flexible and responsive layouts.
One of the unique design solutions included using square-cut shapes in cards and image masks, creating a dynamic and distinctive identity. After the employer approved the initial designs, we proceeded to create polished user interfaces for both desktop and mobile versions of the site.
Development Phase:The development involved both front-end and back-end work. On the front end, we utilized pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to ensure a lightweight and fast-loading site. For content management, we developed a custom WordPress theme based on the employer’s requirements, allowing them to manage dynamic sections, SEO work, and content updates independently. WordPress also supported their need to store and control all files on their servers, providing the necessary flexibility and security.
The final product was a clean, branded corporate website that clearly communicated Solvo’s hardware and software solutions to a global audience. It featured dynamic sections for news, services, solutions, and client engagement, all while allowing the employer full control over content and hosting.
The employer approached us to develop a digital platform that would act as an aggregator of medical and beauty services. The platform’s primary aim was to enable users to find and book treatments such as dental cleanings, Botox injections, skin rejuvenation, and other health and beauty services without needing insurance. Given the limited budget and the urgency to launch quickly, the project required a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that would allow for essential user interactions, such as searching for services by location, comparing prices, and viewing provider profiles. The employer needed a platform that could be rapidly tested in the market and later expanded with additional features based on user feedback.
Our solution was designed in several phases, ensuring that the core functionality was prioritized and delivered efficiently.
1. Initial Discovery and Requirements Filtering:
The project began with in-depth discussions to outline the desired functionalities. We worked closely with the employer to filter out features that were not critical for the MVP stage, focusing on what would bring immediate value to the users. These essential features included:
2. UI/UX Design:
Our design team focused on creating a clean, modern, and user-friendly interface that would build trust and offer a seamless experience for the platform’s users. Key design elements included:
Additionally, we developed a comprehensive UI kit, detailing the stylistic elements, fonts, color schemes, and button styles to ensure design consistency throughout the platform.
3. Development and Technology Implementation:
For the technical execution, we focused on delivering a robust MVP within the constrained budget while ensuring scalability for future expansion.
4. Testing and Launch:
After the development and design phases were completed, we conducted thorough testing to ensure the platform was fully functional and provided a seamless experience. Testing covered:
5. Post-launch and Future Plans:
The MVP was successfully launched, providing users with access to a growing catalog of medical and beauty service providers. With the platform live, it now has a solid foundation for future growth. The employer plans to gradually introduce new features, such as enhanced provider verification, user reviews, and integration with third-party services like payment gateways and insurance options. The platform is gaining traction and continues to evolve, with plans to update its functionalities and improve the overall user experience based on feedback from early adopters.
Digital Butlers delivered a website that boosted the client's online presence and received positive feedback from key partners. The team's user-friendly layout and engaging animations helped demystify the client's complex hardware and software offerings.
Digital Butlers provided UI/UX design and web development services for an automotive company. The team redesigned the website, integrated a marketplace, and created an onboarding process for new users.
Cofinity X, a company working closely with top automotive manufacturers such as Mercedes, Volkswagen, BMW, and more approached us with several key challenges regarding their outdated website. The employer's primary concerns were rooted in their desire to improve both the functionality and appearance of the site. The specific problems they faced were:
We initiated the project with a thorough UX research phase, which involved a 1.5-hour interview with the employer to gather detailed information about their business, target audience, and the structure of their system. Alongside this, they provided extensive marketing and research materials, which we used to deepen our understanding of their operations and goals.
Using frameworks like Jobs to Be Done and Persona, we were able to define clear user personas and understand the specific jobs their clients were trying to accomplish. This helped us pinpoint the core challenges their users faced, and develop solutions that would meet those needs.
The project progressed through the following steps:
1. Prototyping and UX Design: After gathering insights from our UX research, we started with the design of prototypes for each page. The primary focus was on ensuring a logical flow of information, making the complex technology easily digestible for non-technical users, while maintaining a professional and authoritative tone. We organized the page blocks to align with the target audience's expectations, focusing on clarity and ease of navigation.
2. UI Design and Brand Modernization: Cofinity X’s branding was somewhat outdated, and after discussions with the employer, we decided to modernize it. We developed mood boards that showcased proposals for typography, color schemes, and stylistic elements. These updates made the brand appear more contemporary and aligned with the image of a reliable, forward-thinking technology company. Once the employer approved the style direction, we began building the full concept of the homepage, followed by iterative feedback and improvements until the design fully met their expectations.
3. Interactive Media Elements: To further enhance user engagement, we created various media assets, including custom Lottie animations, which explained key processes and concepts. We also developed pseudo-3D animations based on Cofinity X’s "X" symbol, which not only enriched the visual experience but also reinforced the brand’s identity. Other animations, like gradient and schematic designs, were integrated to explain technical components clearly.
4. Frontend Development: After finalizing the UI/UX, we chose Webflow for the frontend development due to its speed, flexibility, and built-in CMS features. The platform allowed us to develop a highly responsive and scalable website quickly, with an intuitive interface that the employer could easily update in the future. Webflow’s CMS system also made it easy to manage dynamic data, such as blog posts, team profiles, and partner information.
5. Marketplace and API Integration: One of the most challenging aspects of the project was integrating the employer’s marketplace into the website. This marketplace allows automotive solution providers to publish their offerings, which in turn, are displayed on the site. To achieve this, we developed a custom API that connected the marketplace’s database with Webflow CMS, ensuring that the content (such as app descriptions, images, and creator information) is updated seamlessly and dynamically on the website.
We utilized a combination of tools and technologies to deliver an efficient and scalable solution:
The completed website successfully addresses all the employer’s objectives:
We continue to support Cofinity X with technical assistance, including the development of custom landing pages for specific partners and ongoing site maintenance
Digital Butlers delivered a successful project outcome, satisfying the client. They promptly implemented feedback and demonstrated professionalism, responsiveness, and cost-effectiveness. Communication primarily occurred through Dropbox and Google Docs, ensuring a smooth collaboration.
Digital Butlers designed a Webflow website for a real estate company. This encompassed modifying logos, formatting, fonts, and colors to align with the client's specific requirements and preferences.
Our employer, Undivided, approached us with a request to develop a web application for their project, New Build Club. The application was to serve as a comprehensive real estate catalog in New York City, exclusively accessible to club members. Through this app, users would gain early access to exclusive properties for both purchase and rent.
The desired features included:
The first step in the development process was to design the UX. We outlined all the requested features from the employer and created a technical prototype using the UntitledUI library.
After the prototype was approved by the employer, we moved on to UI design. The company already had a corporate style, so our task was to adapt it to the web application—making it clean, user-friendly, and unique. The interface predominantly used black and white with yellow accents, keeping the focus on property photos and key details for a comfortable browsing experience.
Once the screens were prepared in Figma, we proceeded with frontend development. Simultaneously, we prepared the database and core backend functions. Once the database was ready, we integrated the REBNY API into the app, enabling seamless data transfer for real estate listings. This allowed us to display and filter property information based on user queries, both on the map and in the catalog grid.
For the map functionality, we chose to use MapBox API, which offered flexible customization and all the features required for the app. Additionally, MapBox provided data on nearby amenities and public transportation for each property.
The employer requested the development of a web application for museums to collect votes for artworks and analyze the resulting data. Voting was to be facilitated via QR codes assigned to each artwork, while gathering user information such as gender, age, city of residence, and email.
The application needed to support both anonymous voting and registration-based voting, allowing users to update their personal data, view past votes, and save exhibits to their favorites.
Additionally, a user-friendly CMS for museum admins was required to manage and edit various data fields, including object type, materials & techniques, tags, colors, museum information, creation year, and exhibitions.
The system was to automatically generate QR-codes as well as mobile-optimized voting pages for each exhibit, with a custom color theme derived from the artwork’s palette (paintings, sculptures, exhibitions, etc.) Data import through XML files also needed to be supported.
Voting statistics were to be displayed both within the museum’s admin panel and on public screens in the museum. Separate CMS access was required for each museum. Lastly, the project included the design of a UI and the development of a landing page for the SaaS product.
To ensure a seamless and user-friendly experience, we began with detailed UX planning. This involved designing app logic and creating prototypes using pre-built component libraries, which we customized for the project.
We structured each section of the admin panel, covering user registration, login, password recovery, and exhibit creation/editing screens. Separate prototypes were developed for the voting, statistics, and the app promo landing page.
One of the main challenges was ensuring the correct categorization and coordination of colors used for personalizing voting pages. To address this, we provided administrators the ability to select up to five primary colors for customizing key sections and elements of each voting page. Additionally, admins could customize text color for each block to maintain a cohesive and clean interface.
We also devised a system for collecting user data without requiring registration. Users could vote anonymously, with data stored in browser cookies, allowing them to select their gender, age group, and residence. These details would be attached to the exhibit during voting. Should the user decide to register later, the previously entered data would automatically populate the registration form, streamlining the process.
Once the prototype and logic were approved, we moved on to UI design, refining the visual elements, including colors, fonts, and layouts. We developed the dashboard interface, voting and statistics pages, and the landing page for the product.
Simultaneously, we initiated backend development, laying the foundation for the application’s functionality. Frontend development followed upon approval of each section UI. The entire project was thoroughly tested, optimized, and deployed on the employer’s server. The app promo landing page was built on Webflow to provide flexibility in future updates.
Digital Butlers was able to present a creative design for the platform, much to the client's delight. The team was highly professional and innovative, and internal stakeholders were impressed with the service provider's comprehensive approach to development and testing.
Digital Butlers designed a website for a crypto trading services company. The team was responsible for UI/UX design to create visual elements and 3D objects and Webflow implementation.
Recognition Capital LTD is a company providing cryptocurrency trading services. The company approached us to create a conversion-oriented landing page for their new crypto project, which is based on the Solana coin. The full list of tasks included:
GENERAL GOAL: Create a visually appealing and functional website that reflects the professionalism and technological advancement essential for attracting crypto investments.
Since the employer provided the structure and copywriting, our first step was to define the UI style. As with all our projects, this step began with selecting references for colors, fonts, animations, and other visual elements to be used in the interface design. The result of this stage was a set of Do's/ Don'ts Guidelines, approved by the employer, which served as the foundation for the landing page concept.
Driven by the technological nature of crypto projects, we decided to emphasize this aspect from the first screen. We placed the Solana coin logo alongside several basic 3D objects, whose movements were linked to mouse interactions, immediately establishing the website’s connection to cryptocurrency.
To highlight key messages on the site, we used large typography and vibrant green colors, which stand out harmoniously against a dark background. The landing page sections also featured statistical graphs showing historical performance, price changes, and investment appeal. To further immerse users and convey the investment strategy, we used a chessboard visual paired with a prominent Call to Action button.
After the design was approved, the project was built on Webflow using custom code and connected to a CMS. A key quality indicator was the page's full load time, which was 1-2 seconds, even with all animations and 3D elements in place.
Through a marketing campaign via Telegram channels and the landing page, our employer generated over 2,000 leads within the first month after launch.
During the site development, we used Figma, Blender, and Adobe After Effects. The site was powered by the Webflow platform, with custom CSS, HTML, and JS code. To animate and integrate 3D models, we utilized WebGL technology and the Three.js library.
I am the Manager of Precognition Capital LTD
Trading cryptocurrency
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6-10 Employees
The scope of work included Web Design, and here we had three main aspects:
What impressed us most about Digital Butlers was their exceptional professionalism, innovative approach to design, and meticulous attention to detail throughout our project collaboration.
Initial meeting to clarify project goals and requirements. Ongoing communication and feedback sessions via WhatsApp, including video presentations of progress. Utilization of time tracking tools to monitor and report progress on design and development stages.
The website was launched within the agreed-upon timeframe of one month from the start of the project, showcasing Digital Butlers' commitment to meeting deadlines.
The design, developed from scratch based on the provided text and landing page structure, received positive feedback for its creativity and professionalism, especially for the incorporation of 3D objects and animations that contributed to its visual appeal. Comprehensive testing ensured that all interactive elements on the website, including animations and mobile responsiveness, were functioning optimally. This attention to detail aimed to improve user experience and satisfaction.
Feedback from the team highlighted satisfaction with Digital Butlers' communication style, professionalism, and the quality of their design and development work. The site was not only visually appealing, but also technically robust and fast-loading. It’s a critical factor for high conversion rates in the competitive crypto investment sector. These measurable outcomes collectively demonstrate the tangible progress and success achieved through the collaboration with Digital Butlers.
We think we’re totally satisfied with the outcome. Overall, Digital Butlers met our expectations with their professionalism, creativity, and technical expertise. Yeah, the project had a biting price but when you want to have such a quality level I don't think that it is possible to get a "cheap" solution.
Digital Butlers proved to be a reliable partner in bringing our project to fruition and enhancing our online presence in the competitive crypto industry.
Vitable Health is an enhanced Primary Care membership that makes it easy for US-based employees to get high-quality care. Delightful in-home and virtual visits from a dedicated team of providers. Vitable Health provides access to over 1,000 free prescriptions, labs, and a mental health program for employees and their families with no copays or deductibles.
Initially, Vitable Health approached us to design the user interface for their new website based on prepared prototypes. After successfully completing the design stage, the scope of the project expanded to include full development of the site on Webflow. This involved modeling and integrating 3D objects, programming calculators, and creating an interactive map of the USA.
The employer provided detailed prototypes of each page with text in Figma, as well as the company's brand book, Vitable app screenshots, and static renderings of doctor characters that we could incorporate into the design.
In order to start the design process, we needed to align on the stylistic direction for the interface design. The employer shared some websites that the Vitable team liked, and we also put together our own list of references that we believed were suitable from a design standpoint. After receiving feedback from the employer, we created a mood board for colors, fonts, shapes, and animations. We also developed a "do and don't" table, which served as a clear guideline for the design solutions that could and could not be used on the site.
Given that Vitable Health's Primary Health Care subscription relied on telemedicine, it was crucial to showcase this aspect on the website. This was achieved by incorporating static renderings of doctor characters seamlessly embedded in real stock photos relevant to the project's target audience. Additionally, as the company also offers home visits in its range of services, this solution aligns perfectly with Vitable's approach.
To reinforce the medical theme, the site utilized clean serif fonts for headings, as well as pastel pinks and shades of green to complement the company's branding.
Furthermore, to emphasize Vitable's innovative health insurance and services solution, we integrated 3D objects that rotated smoothly across various sections and were used to reinforce the meaning of certain blocks described in the text. The site also featured interactive animations with horizontal scrolling effects, background color changes, physics-based simulations, and text animations.
One of the most beloved blocks in terms of meaning, according to our team, is the second block of the main page. It addresses the health problems that individuals encounter throughout their lives, portraying these issues as unexpected bricks falling from the sky. This interactive section allows users to play around with the tags by tossing them in the air or dragging them.
We also appreciated the approach of transforming a negative concept (problem) into a positive one (solution) through horizontal scrolling and dynamic background/object colors. We used it in a few sections on the site and it was positively perceived by the employers’ team.
Upon completing the user interface design for both the desktop and mobile versions of the site, we shared the Figma file with our development department, who then implemented all planned elements on Webflow.
While our front-end developers were working on building the basic Webflow pages, our 3D developer was modeling and optimizing the necessary objects for later integration.
Once the main pages' layout was ready, we began animating elements, connecting the CMS system, and programming calculators. There were two calculators on the site: one for calculating the employer’s savings on health insurance, and the second for calculating the ACA penalty.
An interesting element on the site is a dynamic map of US states, which demonstrates the service's area of operation. It clearly identified states where "Virtual & In-Home Care" was available, states where only Telemedicine was available, and those parts of the country where the service would soon be available. This map was fully connected to Webflow CMS, making it easy to edit in the future during the project's development.
We have integrated a blog, cases, reviews, list of leadership team and investors, privacy policy and terms of use, medical package comparison table, and frequently asked questions into Webflow CMS for easy site management.
The site is fully responsive for all modern devices and browsers, and the use of Web worker technology has allowed us to efficiently integrate 3D models without affecting loading speed. Despite the animation effects, models, and scripts, the site pages load in 1-2 seconds.
In the process of creating the site, programs such as Figma, Blender, and Adobe After Effects were used. The site engine was the Webflow platform with the addition of custom CSS, and HTML JS code. To animate and integrate 3D models, WebGL technology was used, as well as the Three.js library.
Digital Butlers blended their innovative ideas with the existing structure, significantly improving the site and ensuring it was maintainable and comfortable to work with. The team delivered high-quality work and documentation on how to manage the site, demonstrating professionalism and reliability.
Digital Butlers redesigned a website for an e-commerce fulfillment company, designing mockups and retaining current pages and content. The team integrated a CMS to facilitate content updates and management.
Fulfillment for Europe (F4E) is an association of award-winning European Fulfillment houses, fully integrated to provide reliable and scalable fulfillment services, including pick and pack, kitting, reverse logistics, and more.
They approached us with a request to completely redesign their existing website based on the provided text and page structure. The goal was to create a clean, somewhat traditional corporate website with interactive elements that would demonstrate the reliability of the company and its technology. The site also had to have a blog with cases from various niches and news, as well as an extensive archive with various legal and economic resources.
We started developing this site by gathering references and aligning design concepts and stylistic expectations, as we do in all our projects. The Digital Butlers design team provided a list of example sites that they felt would be suitable for the site's theme, the brand's identity, and the employer's requirements. After receiving detailed feedback from the employer, we created a clear and detailed list of stylistic solutions that can be used on the site, as well as a list of things to avoid - a "do's and don'ts" table.
After finalizing the design direction, we created multiple design concepts. Once we selected a specific option, we started crafting the UI design for the desktop version of the main page. After completing this part, we prepared all the necessary pages in Figma, which included the mobile version and the UI kit for easier development.
Since the website contained a substantial amount of information related to legal and economic aspects of logistics in the European Union, it included various graphs, tables, tabs, and more. It's crucial to visually organize the information blocks to maintain a dynamic presentation and avoid overwhelming the user. Subtle, non-intrusive animations and appearance effects also enhance the perception of information.
The employer didn't have the chance to arrange a personal photo session or provide any photo or video materials for the site. As a solution, we proposed using stock photos and videos and leveraging AI to create media materials.
The website was created using Webflow, incorporating custom JS, HTML, and CSS code. All sections with dynamic content, such as services, industries, blogs, resources, case studies, integrations, and members, were linked to Webflow CMS, simplifying the process of adding or modifying information in these sections.
The site uses:
In the process of creating the site, we utilized programs such as Figma, Mindjourney, and Adobe After Effects. The site was built on the Webflow platform with the integration of custom CSS, HTML, and JS code.
We were tasked with completely redesigning the current website for Eurobase, a European company that provides effective supply solutions in the European market. Our responsibilities include working on the UI design and laying out the site on Webflow. The employer has provided us with branding guidelines and the desired website structure.
To ensure our design concept will be aligned with the employer’s expectations, we conducted research, gathered stylistic references, and created a list of "do's and don'ts" based on the feedback. This helped us understand which design solutions to incorporate and which to avoid.
The initial branding provided by the employer effectively conveyed the company's activities using "honeycombs", but the color and font choices needed updating. We proposed using digital blue for a more modern look and creating a clean user interface with a combination of white and black. We also recommended using modern sans-serif fonts like Inter, Anton, and Coolvetica.
Utilizing an iterative approach, we presented two design concepts to the employer based on our previous discussions. After the employer chose their preferred concept, we completed the UI design for the main page and all other site pages, providing both desktop and mobile versions.
Since the employer did not have available media assets, we suggested using stock photos and AI-generated images relevant to the site's topic and context. This suggestion was approved.
After finalizing the design, we built the website using Webflow and linked all the relevant sections to the platform’s CMS to enable easy content management. We incorporated features such as smooth scrolling, a custom scrollbar, appearance animations for elements within sections, fading animations for page transitions, and dynamic logo animations to give it a modern, technological look.
In the process of creating the site, we utilized programs such as Figma, Mindjourney, and Adobe After Effects. The site was built on the Webflow platform with the integration of custom CSS, HTML, and JS code.
Digital Butlers completed all the client’s requests, proving their reliability in design and development. The team was responsive and eager to find solutions to problems. The client appreciated the attention given by the team. They were easily accessible, straightforward, and diligent.
Digital Butlers helped a branding agency from the US to design and build a website for their client. Creative work with out-of-the-box UI solutions
We were tasked with developing a website for a young law firm located in the US. With the branding and UX prototype provided by our partners at the Luum branding agency, our team was responsible for creating a landing page UI design from scratch and implementing it on Webflow.
After gathering all the necessary data about the brand and the HiggsLamie company, we suggested to our partners the creation of a unique and vibrant website. The aim was to make it distinctly different from competitors and capture the user's attention right from the start.
The concept involved using colorful and sometimes unconventional visuals and bold colors to make the website stand out from other open tabs in a potential client's browser. Alongside clean, elegant typography, a precise grid, and glass effects, the brand aimed to convey an image of a premium, reliable partner capable of addressing any legal issues.
We also offered alternative color and font options, as well as a design based on the concept of "natural granite rock", which evokes a sense of reliability and stability.
The page also needed to include information and links to existing company cases, news, as well as information about available vacancies posted on third-party services. We developed the necessary blocks and connected Webflow CMS to them, which made it possible to easily and quickly display dynamic content on the site.
In the process of designing the site, we utilized Figma and Adobe After Effects for the design. The website was built on the Webflow platform with the addition of custom CSS, HTML, and JS code.
I am the Partner of Luum Studio
Luum Studio is a brand strategy and design firm specializing in rapidly transforming ambitious ideas into favorite brands through a proprietary framework, starting with a pragmatic strategy and delivering game-changing results tailored to each brand's strengths and goals.
Webflow ranking system
2-5 Employees
Digital Butlers completed everything we asked of them including Figma designs for desktop and mobile, Website pages built on Weblflow, and clearly integrated and easy-to-use CMS. Digital Butlers proved to be our reliable partner in design and development. Not only did they set us up for success with great process, communication, and results—they made us, and our clients look great.
Yes, they were responsive, available, and always willing to engage to solve a problem or clarify a need. We asked a lot from them—especially for our first time working together—and they went above and beyond to deliver as quickly as possible.
What makes Digital Butlers stand out is the attention they gave us as a client and their willingness to quickly problem solve to find win-win outcomes. They were honest, straightforward, and diligent.
We have unusually rapid design/development speed requirements. These caused discomfort for Digital Butlers in adapting to our working processes. However, they were willing to dig in and figure things out together. After only a month of collaboration we achieved synchronization, established a smooth workflow, and overcame these initial challenges.
Our team developed a selling Landing Page to launch our own-build product wmails.io. This is a web application that allows you to automatically send a customized branded email in response to a request left on the Webflow website. We needed to make a clear, modern, and interactive landing page that would clearly explain the service’s functions to potential users, as well as encourage them to start a 14-day trial.
In order to develop a Landing page that would be as relevant as possible to the target audience's requests, our team conducted in-depth analysis and research of potential users. Using the Jobs to Being Done (JTBD) methodology the logical page structure was formed.
Based on this structure, we developed a prototype that demonstrated not only the sequence of blocks and the elements inside the section but also had a preliminary version of the text for further refinement by the copywriter.
While the text was being polished, our team determined the style of the user interface and prepared design materials, such as icons, visuals, Lottie animations, screen recordings from the application admin panel, etc.
After completing the design stage, our team developed a landing page on Webflow, making all the necessary integration connections with the wmail.io service.
To prepare the site logic/prototype we used the Jobs to Being Done (JTBD) methodology. In the process of creating the site, programs such as Miro, Figma, and Adobe After Effects were used. The site engine was the Webflow platform with the addition of custom CSS, HTML, and JS code.
Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC, is a full-service mortgage banker specializing in residential and refinance loans. Prosperity Home Mortgage offers a wide range of mortgage products, including fixed and adjustable rate mortgages, jumbo loans, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Veterans Affairs (VA) loans, and renovation financing.
A company approached us with a request to redesign their extensive corporate website. They needed the design to be modern, clean, and user-friendly. It was essential to build the website on a more flexible platform that could handle a large number of pages for mortgage agents, local departments, mortgage programs, educational resources, and more. Additionally, the site had to include various financial calculators, quiz forms, a dynamic map of the United States showing company divisions in different states (each with its own unique landing page), and personal pages for mortgage consultants.
The project also involved a significant amount of work to migrate data from their current site to the new one. It was crucial to maintain the brand's current position in search engines and set up redirects and SEO.
The first step in developing a project of this size is to create a detailed site map, as well as a prototype that is as detailed as possible. Together with our UX team, we sketched and agreed upon the layout of each page, and discussed every necessary element, as well as the content that will be present on all pages. Around 50 pages were prototyped to fully understand their logic, structure, and relationship with each other.
After the prototyping stage, we needed to agree on the design concept and sync up on stylistic solutions. The prosperity branding had to be updated in parallel with our work on the website. This allowed us to make some suggestions for the branding agency working on this process and significantly modernize the company’s look and feel.
Since the company’s audience is extremely large, the site had to be as universal and understandable as possible. In view of this, the proposed design concepts differed in some details but had one common direction, which was based on the updated branding of the company.
PHM chose the most suitable option for them, after which we began working on the user interface of each page, preparing desktop and mobile versions.
Our design team especially enjoyed working on the mortgage agent's personal pages as well as the individual department pages. Having extensive experience working with such mortgage companies as Fairway, Remax, Arbor, and others, we understood the most effective selling structure of the landing page, which we proposed to implement for Prosperity.
As a result, the page turned out to be clear and informative, as well as rich in various lead magnets and conversion points. At the same time, it took into account the materials available to mortgage agents and made it possible to build a layout regardless of the availability of professional photographs.
It was decided to develop the company's main website using the Webflow system. Our development department collected the necessary pages and added custom code for the following functionality:
We set up the company website with sections for the blog, glossary, legal information, career, about the company, leadership team, contacts, and payments using Webflow CMS. These sections were easily editable through the admin panel.
However, we faced a challenge when trying to create unique pages for mortgage agents and departments due to Webflow's limitations in creating the necessary subdomain structure for SEO. To solve this, we developed unique templates for these pages using HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP and connected them to our partners WOWMI Ecosystem App. This allowed us to launch dynamic pages with a unique URL on a subdomain of the company website. The PHM team populated a CSV file with the data of all agents, which was then uploaded to the admin panel to automatically create/update about 400 dynamic pages in just 30 minutes.
Additionally, we established an API connection between Webflow CMS and the WOWMI Ecosystem App to ensure that any updates or new page creations for company agents were quickly and conveniently reflected in the main site's database.
Since 2022, we have been providing continuous support for the company’s website.
In the process of creating the site, we utilized programs such as Figma. The site was built on the Webflow platform with the integration of custom CSS, HTML, and JS code. Personalized mortgage agents & branch pages were coded using CSS, HTML, JS, and PHP code and built on the WOWMI Ecosystem App. Webflow CMS was connected to the WOWMI Ecosystem App via an API connection.
Digital Butlers has delivered the website on time and within budget. The site has received great feedback from the client's team during the design stage and the end clients during its launch. Moreover, the service provider impresses the client with their diverse designs and excellent feedback loop.
Digital Butlers has designed and developed a website for an engine spare supplier. They've also added 3D models on the website's landing page.
The MD company is located in Germany and is engaged in the professional production of spare parts for engines of large vessels. They came to us with the request to develop a sleek, contemporary, single-page website that emanated trustworthiness and highlighted their expertise and attention to detail.
The employer provided photographs, video materials, and text content for all sections of the site, as well as 3D models in .CAD format.
After carrying out the research process: offering references in stylistic solutions (colors, fonts, shapes, materials, and animations), as well as receiving feedback from the MD Trade team, it was decided to create a site in dark tones with metallic shades, using bold typography and introducing 3D models marine engine components.
This combination of interface elements made it possible to create a feeling of reliability and professionalism, and the recreated animated (and, no less important, optimized for the Web) model of the engine assembly made it possible to show the depth of understanding of the process of creating spare parts and the expertise of the MD company. To enhance the effect, a looped silent video was also used with the process of production and design of spare parts.
An interesting feature of this site is also a 3D model of the globe, demonstrating the scale and geography of the company’s work, as well as an animated custom cursor with the color of iridescent polished metal.
In the process of creating the site, programs such as Figma, Blender, and Adobe After Effects were used. The site engine was the Webflow platform with the addition of custom CSS, and HTML JS code. To animate and integrate 3D models, WebGL technology was used, as well as the Three.js library.
I am the Director of MD Trade & Spares GmbH.
Specialists in the supply of main engine spares for MAN 48/60 and Pielstick engines
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2-5 Employees
To provide a new website design for our business. The website was to show technical expertise and use of 3D modeling on the landing page. To look very different from all of our competitors and the rest of the industry. To provide a "wow" effect to any visitors landing on the page.
The project was to be delivered on time and on budget. Great feedback from our team in the design stage and then customers at launch.
Excellent feedback loop. Videos sent on Friday's with updates as to where they are and what is to be done
Communication. They've provided different designs, showing their desire to make it as good as possible.
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Our team was tasked with developing a Storytelling landing page for Julian Legal, a Civil & Human Rights Law Firm. The Employer requested a creative website with a focus on stories and text.
Julian Legal is a non-profit organization that relies on donations to carry out its activities. The primary objective was to draw users' attention to the problem of discrimination against black people (and others) in America and encourage them to make donations.
Together with the design team, we decided to create a street atmosphere with bright visuals, colors, and non-standard typography. We used wall and crack textures, graffiti fonts, black and white photographs, pencil illustrations, and the effect of torn paper to create a historical overtone. The employer provided creative illustrations by the author Makeba “KEEBS” Rainey, which perfectly conveyed the spirit and revealed the theme now. The Gothic font we used added a certain brutality, originality, and traditionality to the interface design.
To avoid copyright issues, we used Mid Journey AI to generate photos of famous people.
To achieve the proper level of dynamics, we used horizontal scrolling and a "glass-breaking effect" for images in some sections of the website to disrupt the user's focus. To bring some visual objects to life, we used Lottie animations created in Adobe After Effects.
Digital Butlers has delivered well-working products that exceed the client's expectations, providing valuable suggestions along the way to ensure success. The team is timely, responsive, collaborative, and knowledgeable. Moreover, their commitment to customer care is outstanding.
Digital Butlers has developed a portfolio showcase site on Webflow for a brand strategy and design firm, integrating Lottie files and complex visual effects.
The guys from Former Colleagues approached us with a request to create for them a completely new unique website for their branding agency, which would not only reflect their character and approach to work but would also effectively and efficiently present their portfolio.
The employer provided a large amount of text that needed to be used on the site. This text told about the company: its history, philosophy, and team, and also explained many points and subtleties of completing the task during the presentation of cases.
Using a three-column grid, we were able to carefully handle such a volume of text and create the dynamics necessary for the user, while maintaining cleanliness and readability.
Former Colleagues provide a fairly wide range of services related to creative work, so it was important to create a website that would be most appropriate for presenting any type of work, be it branding, architecture, interior design, positioning development, or video production.
During the concept stage, our design team came up with an interesting and unusual idea of creating a website interface that is fully based on a blur effect, similar to a glass, which creates a volume that plays off a large amount of text. To add some mystery and creativity to the website, we used a looped video of the sky with clouds floating across it as the background. Our team and employer were impressed by the hover effect on the links in the menu and footer. Upon activation, the video of floating clouds in the background was paused, and the noise effect was displayed in front, which created a reference to film films.
The site features seamless transition effects between pages, as well as an interactive preloader. The site also used Lottie animation, created via Adobe After Effects to bring the logo and some typography elements to life.
The site is completely built on the Webflow CMS system that allows you to easily and conveniently edit information on any page: add pictures, text, blocks, and even create new pages from scratch. The site management system also allows you to easily and quickly add new cases and ideas (blogs). There is also a small E-commerce store where in the future you will be able to purchase various creations (merch) of the Former Colleagues' team, based on Webflow CMS and integrated with payment via Stripe.
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6-10 Employees
Project milestones were completed on time (often earlier than expected), with clear communication of potential issues well before they became problems. The Digital Butlers project manager is highly collaborative and responsive, giving me much reassurance. Most important of all is Digital Butlers' commitment to their clients and ensuring they are "taken care of" throughout the engagement. Super rare and appreciated in this industry.
Their range of technical expertise. Responsiveness to complete projects on time and to an extremely high level of quality. Ability to assess and understand complex, intertwined technical needs and apply a clear methodology to success.
Only thing that comes to mind is I'd like to bring them into a dedicated project management software to track work progress and collaborate more efficiently.
Since launching the website, the company has garnered a lot of positive feedback from prospective clients, citing its usability and visual aesthetic. The team was highly responsive, but internal stakeholders were particularly impressed with their technical experience.
Digital Butlers developed a modern e-commerce website through Webflow and was solely responsible for its design, architecture, coding, and Stripe integration.
I'm business development manager at CRM Solutions Services. We are focusing on IT solutions which helps companies to implement hybrid way of working increasing employees productivity.
We started to develop website from the scratch. For the purposes Digital Butlers team was hired as experienced and non standard thinking team. Our goal was to create modern website with e-commerce space.
We searched developers on Webflow platform, Digital Butlers contact person was in the list. Digital Butlers was a highly experienced, non-standard, creative-thinking team that provided us with cost-effective solutions.
We had regular kick-off meetings with Digital Butlers team. Their team developed design for our website and engine using Webflow platform. All stages was clear website design creation, structure development, coding, connection to Stripe.
3 persons were in the team from Digital Butlers side. Project manager, Web designer and programmer.
We launched website in June and since this time we got a lot of nice feedbacks from potential customers about design and usability of website.
We had meeting 2-3 times per week via Google teams, also we had a group chat in Telegram for communication and guys provided us video reports via Figma and Loom platforms which is very nice from our side. From project management perspective all was done according time line described in our contract! Nice job!
They have a lot of experience. They can hear customer and propose non-standard solutions which best suits for customer's needs and budget. Very good team to work with!
I don't have anything to add here. Nice team, nice job!
We were faced with the non-trivial task of creating a gamified lead generation website for one of the biggest mortgage companies in America called Fairway.
Inside this website the following interactive elements and functions should have been implemented:
The customer provided us with:
To develop a site of this scale, we needed to work out the skeleton of the site and all the sections and elements interconnected with each other in as much detail as possible. We created a sitemap in Figma and, using employer-provided Google Doc content, developed a prototype.
Fairway's branding was quite traditional and classic. It was developed many years ago, which is why some elements looked outdated. We needed to work on the font combinations and also modernize the colors a little so that they would look fresh and relevant on the website being created.
We suggested lightening the company's green color slightly and making the blue deeper, which would allow for impressive contrasts in the user interface. It was proposed to use the sans-serif font Poppins as the main font on the site, as it was very easy to read, neat, looked reliable, and modern.
After demonstrating Fairway's updated branding, we received approval and were able to move forward with creating the user interface for the site's home page.
In visuals, as well as interactive interface elements, we decided to use thin contour lines that created a friendly and playful atmosphere. We prepared illustrations of different types of houses and their surroundings created from scratch and also animated them in After Effects. In addition, we created interesting animations of fireworks that were played on the site after clicking on any company award.
To enhance the gamification effect and maximize user immersion in the process of interacting with the site, we decided to place some audio effects that were triggered when buttons and other interactive elements were clicked. The user also had the option to turn on background music, which our test group associated with The Sims.
We used Webflow to build this site, incorporating third-party code to add features such as a mortgage calculator with the ability to send a branded calculation via email (lead magnet), syncing of reviews with Google Reviews, and showcasing local services through Yelp linked to IP location, and others.
The mortgage calculator included a step-by-step tutorial to guide users through the process of obtaining a realistic calculation of their monthly payment for a desired property. Depending on the type of real estate selected, existing privileges (such as being an army veteran or first-time homebuyer), and the property's cost, the real estate illustration would dynamically change. For example, if the user was a veteran, an American flag would appear on the house illustration. If the user was a first-time homebuyer, boxes for moving would be displayed. Additionally, the home's image would become more premium as the property's value increased.
The hybrid quiz offered various user-flow options based on the user's answers. If a user accessed the quiz on their mortgage agent's recommendation, they would be prompted to fill out a mortgage application. If the user discovered the site independently, additional data would be collected for future transfer to a free agent.
Furthermore, if a potential client accessed the quiz page directly from an agent's page, all subsequent data entered would be exclusively sent to that agent. This ensured that any lead accessing the quiz through a mortgage agent's personal marketing would be assigned to that agent and not redirected elsewhere.
The following types of educational materials were used on the site: articles, videos, quotes, and podcasts. For the presentation of each type of material, we prepared unique pages, and all data was stored on a third-party server. They were displayed on Webflow pages through a special linking system created in CSV format.
In the design process, we utilized applications such as Miro, Figma, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe After Effects. Webflow served as our development technology, complemented by custom JS, HTML, CSS, and PHP code. Data transfer from third-party services was achieved by connecting a specific service and Webflow via API.
We are fans of high attention to detail. In this project, we included 2 nice "easter-eggs".
Try to find these cool stuff on the site by yourself 😊
The employer approached us with a vision for a comprehensive bridal platform that would connect brides with wedding vendors, provide planning inspiration, and simplify wedding-related communications. The platform needed a visually appealing, user-friendly interface with sections for inspiration, real wedding galleries, and a vendor catalog. Key features included mood boards, vendor profiles, chat functionality, a multi-role admin panel, and search and filter tools to enhance the user experience.
Our approach divided the project into distinct phases, focusing on each platform area to meet user needs, support intuitive navigation, and streamline the interaction between brides and vendors. Here is a breakdown of the solution:
The micro-website serves as the introductory layer of the platform, providing essential information about the platform and its benefits for both brides and vendors.
The main portal is the core of the platform, housing primary functionalities that allow brides and vendors to interact and navigate through a variety of content.
The Bride Panel provides brides with a dashboard to manage wedding plans, save inspiration, and communicate with vendors.
Profile and Wedding Details:
Mood Board (Favorites):
Account Settings:
Chat and Booking System:
The Vendor Panel provides vendors with tools to manage their profiles, submit work for publication, and interact with brides.
Profile Management:
Preferred Locations:
Membership and Plans:
Submissions:
Support and Notifications:
Message Center:
Badges and Awards:
Advertising Options:
The admin panel is the operational hub, providing tools for managing users, content, and platform features. Admins can access multiple sections depending on their role.
Page Management:
Submissions and Requests:
Settings and Dynamic Elements:
User Management:
Vendor Management:
Content Scheduling:
Wedding Management:
Blog Management:
Email Notifications:
Analytics and Monitoring:
This multi-faceted solution ensures that brides have a seamless, organized experience while planning their wedding, and vendors can effectively promote their services, increasing visibility and engagement. With a pre-launch strategy underway, the platform is poised to connect brides and vendors efficiently, offering a sophisticated, all-in-one wedding planning resource.
We used a blend of technologies to bring this platform to life:
The platform is now in pre-launch, focusing on content, marketing strategies, and budget planning to prepare for its upcoming market release.
The engagement with Digital Butlers has exceeded the client’s expectations. They’ve contributed to an increase in website leads and continue to dedicate a talented, driven team. They communicate via WhatsApp and Google Meet and manage engineering progress through GitLab.
Digital Butlers provide web development services to a cybersecurity firm. They've created mock-ups and built the site from scratch using clean code and updated versions of third-party software.
I’m a principal partner at a cybersecurity consulting firm. We have staff located throughout the US and Europe.
We needed help with web development and design.
We discussed our project scope with Digital Butlers and communicated our needs. Then, they evaluated our original website page-by-page and decided which content they should and shouldn’t include on the new site.
They provided us with 15–20 mock-ups, and we chose two designs to move forward with. We went through several iterations of mock-ups, designs, content building, and testing, and Digital Butlers developed a new site from scratch. The site has static content informing users of our company and our services. We were adamant that Digital Butlers build the site using clean, understandable code so that we could update it post-handoff, which they did.
They implemented the latest versions of all third-party software and provided us with the build materials so we could update it later on. They continue to maintain and host the site using Webflow. They’re also going to build a separate subdomain site for our lab and research facility.
We work with Alex (CEO), who manages the project, and two other team members from Digital Butlers.
We spent a few months searching for local service providers and built a list of 40 potential development partners. We selected Digital Butlers due to the cost-effectiveness and creativity presented in their proposal. They were very open to exploring our rebrand and development process with us instead of just executing requirements.
We’ve invested $24,000–$28,000 in the partnership with Digital Butlers. Our investment for the next phase is projected at $10,000–$12,000.
We began working with Digital Butlers in January 2021, and they delivered the website in August 2021, but the partnership is ongoing.
It’s hard to track concrete metrics because we eliminate tracking and analytics features due to the cybersecurity services we provide. However, we immediately received positive feedback from our clients regarding the site’s cool, clean design and ease of navigation, which has helped us stand out among our competitors.
More people are finding our services through the website, which is great. We wanted to stand out, and Digital Butlers has helped us creatively showcase our services.
Digital Butlers performed well from a project management perspective. There was a slight misunderstanding at the beginning of the project due to vagueness regarding costs. The initial contract wasn’t clear about whether they’d bill us for multiple iterations within the same milestone. Once we regrouped and clarified expectations, it was smooth sailing.
We’ve built a really strong relationship with Digital Butlers. They did a good job understanding our services and getting to know our company to best position us to reach our target audience with an attractive brand. We had several iterative meetings, and I changed the requirements halfway through, and Digital Butlers was gracious enough to change directions and accommodate us. They’ve far exceeded our expectations.
We use a project management tool to track milestones and view cost analyses, but I’m not sure which one. We also use GitLab to track engineering progress on our end. We typically meet via Google Meet, and I communicate with Alex via WhatsApp.
Digital Butlers’ creativity is their biggest strength. They provide out-of-the-box solutions and go outside their comfort zone to try new things. We’ve worked with other development partners who only want to operate with tasks they’re comfortable with, and Digital Butlers is willing to try anything.
They’re really talented and driven. I appreciate that they take on challenges to meet our specific needs instead of pigeonholing our brand into one thing they’re comfortable with. They’re fast learners and willing to experiment and figure out different ways to achieve what we’re looking for. For example, they’re working on creating a dynamic image for the site background, which they had never done before. They take on new challenges in stride, and I value that.
My only feedback would be for them to tighten up their contractual aspects and ensure terms are clearly outlined at the beginning of projects, so clients understand what they can expect regarding costs and deliverables.
Try not to judge Digital Butlers based on their online portfolio. While impressive, it’s not reflective of their true potential. They provided us with phenomenally different mock-ups than what they represent in their portfolio. Also, encourage them to do research and push them outside their comfort zone to make the most out of the engagement. Once we did that, Digital Butlers shined; we saw incredible results, so I’d encourage others to do the same.
Thanks to Digital Butlers' efforts, the website received positive feedback from the client's advisors and investors and the 3D models ran smoothly with no glitches or loading issues. The team was responsive, communicative, and detail-oriented. Their dedication to the project was impressive.
Digital Butlers developed a website for a wildfire detection solutions company. The team built the site from scratch with a multitude of animations, interactive functionality, and 3D model animations.
I am the COO
We're building an all-in-one solution to early-stage outdoor fire detection. Detecting wildfires early, preventing disaster at the start
Online Search
High ratings, Great culture fit, Good value for cost, Referred to me, Company values aligned
2-5 Employees
Digital Butlers needed to design and build the entire website from scratch. We started with just a copy (text) draft, which the team used to develop the entire design concept for both computer and mobile users. After finalizing the design with us, the developers began implementing the design, and continued that process for the next few weeks.
We needed a brand-new website with 4 "full pages" as well as a few simpler pages (e.g. FAQ, Order confirmation, privacy and terms). In addition to a multitude of animations and interactive functionality, Digital Butlers built two very complicated 3d-model animations that seemlessly integrated with user interaction.
There was a superb level of communication demonstrated by the team. Alex was very responsive, promptly responded to all emails, and readily got on calls even on short notice. Despite the 11-hour time difference, we were able to clearly communicate our goals, and the team discussed every single point that we wanted to discuss in detail. Not a single piece of detail was omitted or ignored.
Moreover, multiple members of the team (such as engineers) were present on all calls where we requested to speak directly to them. The team made their best effort to deliver the website in time, despite the multitude of new technical features that they needed to learn to carry out the fancy design of the website.
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The company had a very impressive detail-oriented approach to designing the website. When we disagreed on certain design choices, Digital Butlers discussed in depth why their choice was the best from a design perspective. They were ready to reach the most polished professional result even if we initially objected to a certain design decision.
Often times other teams would agree with whatever the client wants to make them happy, even if that hurts the final result of the project. Digital Butlers were not like that at all. I was mindblown by the attention to detail and absolute dedication to making the website as perfect as possible.
Even if it meant staying up long nights, working overtime, and fixing the smallest details (such as optimizing speed and fixing textures). This dedication to the final product is very rare to come by and much appreciated. Without that work by Digital Butlers, we wouldn't have a successful pre-order launch.
The only area of improvement I can think of is their prioritization of tasks. When working with Digital Butlers, it's good to be very clear about which tasks you believe have the highest priority of finishing first. Because the Digital Butlers team is so passionate about delivering a perfected final product, they may sometimes spend a lot of time fixing a certain section before moving onto other steps to fix. Their dedication to the project shows even here!
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