Wellbeing that Works with Unmind
We recently built a complex website for Unmind using Webflow. The project involved developing over 40 pages based on designs provided by the client
Key outcome
50+ pages, custom components, and HubSpot integration delivered on schedule
Bringing Unmind’s designs into Webflow
Unmind is a workplace mental health platform. Hilvy built its marketing website from client-supplied Figma designs, implementing more than 50 pages in Webflow with reusable components, custom code and connected forms.
The design direction was already established. Our role was to translate that work into a functioning website, preserve its consistency across a large page set and connect it to the team’s marketing tools.
The challenge of a large build
A detailed design needs a coherent implementation to work across dozens of pages. Repeated elements need to feel like part of the same system, while individual pages still need to accommodate their own content and functionality.
The Unmind brief also included complex forms and behaviour beyond Webflow’s native features. Delivering the pages meant coordinating the design system, custom development and integrations, not simply recreating a series of static screens.
Components, custom code and integrations
A reusable component architecture
We used Webflow’s design system capabilities to create reusable components across the site. This gave the 50-plus page build a consistent foundation and made further page additions more manageable. Custom code extends the native functionality where the design or interaction calls for it.
Connecting the marketing workflow
HubSpot handles forms and CRM, with Make automation, Google Analytics and Notion content workflows connected to the broader setup. Finsweet Client-First provides structure within the Webflow implementation.
These tools have distinct roles. The component system supports consistent page production; the forms and CRM support enquiries; analytics and content workflows connect the site to the team’s wider activity. The build brings those responsibilities together around the supplied designs.
A working system, not just a launch
The website was delivered within the agreed timeline, with the full page set and the required integrations in place. Its reusable architecture supports future additions while retaining the design direction established by Unmind.
For teams with designs ready to build, this case shows the scope of a Figma to Webflow development project: the pages themselves, the component structure and the connected functionality behind them.
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What did Hilvy build for Unmind?
We built Unmind's entire 50+ page Webflow website from their Figma designs, with custom code, pixel-perfect components, a scalable design system, HubSpot integration, and complex forms for the UK's leading workplace wellbeing platform.
How did Hilvy handle the scale of the Unmind Webflow project?
We made extensive use of Webflow's design system to create scalable components reused across 50+ pages, with custom code added where native Webflow functionality needed extending.
What integrations does the Unmind Webflow site use?
Unmind's site integrates HubSpot for forms and CRM, Make for automation, Finsweet Client-First, Google Analytics, and Notion for content workflows.
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