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Website design for developer-tool companies

We design developer-tool websites that help someone understand the use case and reach a working example. The public story, documentation and product entry points should feel connected without forcing technical docs into the wrong publishing system.

Help a developer get from interest to understanding.

A polished headline is not enough. An evaluator needs prerequisites, an example they can follow and a dependable route to documentation, installation or the product.

Flexciton website from Hilvy’s published project.
FlexcitonWebflow layout, interface and website updates for a technical scheduling-software business.

Show a real first task.

Plan a short example around an approved product version and realistic prerequisites. Keep code readable on phones, label the language and make commands copyable without including real credentials.

Connect marketing and documentation.

Keep names, navigation and important product facts consistent while letting the documentation platform own versioned reference material. Explain where sign-in, installation and support actually happen.

Keep integration and release facts current.

Structure supported languages, integrations and changelog links around a source and owner. Avoid duplicating detailed API reference material into marketing pages that nobody will maintain.

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Review the first ten minutes of evaluation.

Use a test account and the currently supported product version. Never put real API keys into the public example or worksheet.

Leave with: A quickstart page brief with prerequisites, a tested example and support routes.

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A feel for our work.

A look at the websites we design and build.

A look at the workWatch on YouTube

Developer tools website questions.

Should our documentation move into Webflow?

Not automatically. Versioned API reference, generated docs and code-heavy content may be better left in the existing documentation stack. We plan the public marketing pages and their handoffs around those requirements.

Can you make code examples interactive?

Potentially, after defining the runtime, permissions, rate limits, safe data and abuse handling. A public sandbox is a small application, not just an animation or an unrestricted API key embedded in a page.

Who checks the technical examples?

Your product or engineering owner validates commands, supported versions and output. We design and implement the presentation and test the agreed journey; we do not invent product behaviour to fill a layout.

Can marketing publish new integration pages?

Yes, with a template grounded in supported capabilities, prerequisites and links to maintained reference material. Each page needs useful facts and an owner, not only a partner logo and a repeated paragraph.

Bring a quickstart somebody should be able to follow.

We can connect the product story, technical example and documentation route around that first task.