Description

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We need an experienced Webflow designer to provide a final design refinement pass on a technology advisory firm's website. The site is fully built and functional—we're looking for someone with a sharp eye to elevate it from "professional" to "premium consultancy."

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About the Project

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The client is a Deltek Premier Partner serving architecture, engineering, and consulting firms. The website needs to read like BCG, McKinsey, or Korn Ferry—not like a SaaS company or software vendor. Think: restrained, editorial, high-trust.

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The structure is complete. We need refinement in:

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Spacing and whitespace consistency across sections

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Visual hierarchy tightening (ensuring headers, subheads, and body text work together)

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Subtle adjustments to create a more "expensive" feel

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Review of responsive behavior at key breakpoints

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Any small CSS/styling tweaks that would sharpen the overall presentation

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What We're NOT Looking For

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A redesign or restructuring

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New layouts or components

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Trendy SaaS aesthetics (gradients, blobs, illustrations)

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Heavy use of bold weights or aggressive styling

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Ideal Candidate

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Portfolio includes work for consulting firms, professional services, or B2B advisory companies

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Experience designing sites meant to establish credibility rather than drive conversions

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Strong understanding of typography, spacing, and restraint as design tools

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Comfortable working in Webflow and making direct edits

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Can articulate why something feels off and how to fix it

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Deliverables

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A brief audit document noting specific areas for improvement (with screenshots)

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Direct implementation of refinements in Webflow (we'll provide Editor access)

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Short Loom video walking through changes made

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Budget & Timeline

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Fixed price: $200-400 depending on experience

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Timeline: 3–5 hours of focused work, completed within 5 business days

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This is a one-time engagement with potential for future work if it goes well

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To Apply

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Please share:

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2-3 examples of B2B or consultancy websites you've designed or refined

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A brief note on what makes a website feel "premium" vs. just "professional"

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Your availability this week

• The website needs to read like BCG, McKinsey, or Korn Ferry—not like a SaaS company or software vendor
• Heavy use of bold weights or aggressive styling
• Experience designing sites meant to establish credibility rather than drive conversions
• Strong understanding of typography, spacing, and restraint as design tools
• Comfortable working in Webflow and making direct edits

• Fixed price: $200-400 depending on experience

• Spacing and whitespace consistency across sections
• Visual hierarchy tightening (ensuring headers, subheads, and body text work together)
• Subtle adjustments to create a more "expensive" feel
• Review of responsive behavior at key breakpoints
• Any small CSS/styling tweaks that would sharpen the overall presentation
• Trendy SaaS aesthetics (gradients, blobs, illustrations)
• Portfolio includes work for consulting firms, professional services, or B2B advisory companies
• Can articulate why something feels off and how to fix it
• A brief audit document noting specific areas for improvement (with screenshots)
• Timeline: 3–5 hours of focused work, completed within 5 business days