Webflow Developer

Let's get this out of the way

You don't need a fancy agency on your resume, 5+ years on paper, or a name-brand logo to lead with.

What you do need is a portfolio of live Webflow sites you've built — for an agency, a small client, a startup, a freelance client, or anything else that had deadlines, stakeholders, and a build that had to ship.

Why this might be the move for you

Your builds will go live during fundraising rounds, product launches, and rebrands. Recent: Bland AI's $40M Series B launch, Speculo's redesign, Chili Piper's rebuild. You'll have something to point at every quarter.

You'll work directly with the designer and the founder. No translation layer between you and the brief.

You'll build end-to-end marketing pages, CMS structures, interactions, integrations.

Every project comes with the conversion goal, the funnel context, and what the founder is trying to prove. You'll know why a page exists before you open Webflow.

Feedback runs through Webflow comments, written notes, and when needed, a few meetings.

The industries we work in — AI, SaaS, Web3, fintech — move fast. Your craft stays current as a result.

What's important for us

You build in Webflow with confidence — components, CMS, interactions, custom code, integrations. You know the whole platform.

You build component-first. Every section, every block, every variation lives as a reusable component before it lives as a page. You see a site as a system.

You execute with precision. Spacing tokens are honored. Components are named. Edge cases are handled. Class names follow the system.

You'll work to our SOPs. We've documented how we build — naming conventions, component patterns, breakpoint logic, CMS structures. You don't invent it from scratch; you follow it, refine it, and push it forward when something should change.

You understand that builds compound. A clean component today is reusable tomorrow; a hacky one is tech debt forever. What you ship will be edited, extended, and inherited.

And since the work gets serious

You should have built websites for clients who were paying attention — funded startups, product teams, founders with deadlines that mattered. We're not teaching Webflow from scratch. If you look at our portfolio and think "yeah, I've built something like this," we're probably aligned.

So… what now?

Send us:

• Three live Webflow sites you've built — links, with a sentence on what you owned
• A 2–3 minute Loom walking through one project — how you architected the components, where the gotchas were, what you'd change if you built it again
• Two or three sentences on why this role at Khod