Project
Corrie's Kitchen
Migration of a food and lifestyle blog from WordPress to Webflow, including full design replication and CMS restructuring. The project involved implementing custom pagination and organizing multiple content categories to support scalable publishing. Built with a focus on performance optimization and streamlined content management.
Project Overview
Industry: Lifestyle Blog
Platform: Webflow
Scope: Blog Website Migration and Implementation
Role: Front-End Development + CMS Architecture
Collaboration: Completed in partnership with Trew Labs
This project involved migrating a WordPress-based food and lifestyle blog to Webflow while preserving the existing design and content structure. The objective was to accurately replicate the visual experience while improving performance and content management flexibility.
Dynamic CMS collections were implemented to support multiple content categories, including food, lifestyle, styling, video, and shop content, enabling structured and scalable publishing workflows.
My Role
- Webflow development and technical implementation
- CMS architecture and dynamic content configuration
- Animation implementation and interaction refinement
- Responsive and mobile layout optimization
- Performance tuning and technical troubleshooting
Technical Scope
- Custom pagination implementation for homepage and article template pages
- CMS collections structured for multiple content categories and content types
- Responsive layout adjustments across breakpoints
- Image and video optimization to improve load performance
Key Outcomes
- Accurate replication of the original design within Webflow
- Structured CMS enabling efficient content publishing across categories
- Improved performance through optimized media assets
- Simplified content management workflows for ongoing updates
Platform Stack
- Webflow
- Custom HTML / CSS / JavaScript
Pages preview
A full-page view of the website structure and layout.
