TREMCO Construction
An 8-page Webflow construction company website built from a Figma file and delivered in 3 days, with GSAP animations and a client-first class structure.
View live site →- Role
- Webflow Developer
- Design
- Client's Figma
- Industry
- Construction
- Language
- French
- Pages
- 8
Overview
An 8-page construction company site delivered on a three-day deadline — Figma file in, staging link out on day three. Standard transitions run on Webflow’s native interactions; the complex motion — staggered reveals, scroll-triggered sequences — runs on GSAP. Everything sits on a client-first naming system so any developer who touches it next can follow the logic in minutes.
Challenge
Three days for eight pages. That's not a lot of runway. Every hour counts when you're building at that pace. On top of speed, the site needed to feel professional — smooth animations, clean code, responsive across all devices. And since other developers might touch it later, the structure had to be clean enough that anyone could pick it up without a headache.
Approach
Used Webflow's native interactions for standard animations to keep things fast. For the more complex motion — staggered reveals, scroll-triggered sequences — I reached for GSAP. Built the entire site using a client-first naming system so the class structure is readable and predictable. Every section, every component, every animation follows a logic that another dev can understand in minutes, not hours.
Solution
8-page Webflow site with custom GSAP animations, fully responsive, client-first architecture. Staging link delivered on day three — on time, no corners cut.
Results
- 8 pages built and delivered in 3 days — staging link shipped on the deadline
- Client approved the staging link on first review
- GSAP for complex motion, Webflow native for standard transitions — no animation debt
- Client-first naming throughout — any developer who touches it next can follow the logic in minutes