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Marketing Party

An 18-page website for Marketing Party — a modern wellness-marketing agency repositioning itself beyond single-service work. Built at Jaryah Studios.

WebflowFigmaRelumeMulti-page 2026
Marketing Party — project screenshot by Abdullah Shahzad

Overview

Challenge

Eighteen pages is real scale — this isn't a landing page, it's a full site. Every page had to feel part of the same bold system while earning its own structure: a conversion-focused Home, then static service pages built out manually (no CMS used yet). The brand's voice is high-contrast and energetic — dark mode with yellow and purple light-leak gradients — so the layout had to carry that energy at every breakpoint without losing the clean, premium feel. And across 18 pages, performance had to stay fast despite the gradient-heavy dark aesthetic.

Approach

Built natively in Webflow using the Finsweet Client-First style system — clean, organized class naming anyone could pick up later. Relume was the starting structural foundation, but the raw Relume structures got heavily customized to match Marketing Party's unique design system. Custom button components with multiple variations (solid buttons with arrow icons, outlined pill buttons, custom hover states). Custom responsive card components for the core services, the agency-vs-firm comparison, and dynamic wellness marketing insights. No CMS — every service page built by hand, so each one could be pixel-tuned to the design instead of forced into a template.

Solution

18-page Webflow site — Client-First structure, Relume foundation, fully custom button and card components, no CMS, 100% responsive, fast-loading, pixel-perfect to the original design.

Results

18 pages hand-built without CMS — each service page pixel-tuned to the design instead of forced into a template
Custom button system: solid with arrow, outlined pill, hover states — reusable across the entire site
Custom responsive cards for services, the agency-vs-firm comparison, and wellness marketing insights
Dark-mode aesthetic with yellow and purple light-leak gradients carried consistently across all 18 pages
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