Repeated pages on your site
Articles or news
Webflow approach
A Collection with one template page for every item
HTML to Webflow Migration
We rebuild a hand-coded HTML website in Webflow, recreating the layout and the responsive styles (the rules that adapt each page to phones, tablets and desktops) in the Webflow Designer. Pages that repeat one structure, such as articles or team profiles, become CMS Collections (editable lists with set fields) instead of separate manual pages.

01Choose
Are you after easier updates through Collections, a rebuilt responsive layout, or new forms and features? Select the parts that apply to see what each involves in Webflow.
Where this startsWe want a designed, responsive site we can update visually, and our HTML files make every repeated page a manual job.
02Collections
The test is simple: if your team adds or edits these pages again and again, a Collection saves work. If a page is unique, it stays a normal page.
Repeated pages on your site
Webflow approach
A Collection with one template page for every item
Repeated pages on your site
Webflow approach
A Collection, so a new person is a new item
Repeated pages on your site
Webflow approach
A Collection if you expect to add more
Repeated pages on your site
Webflow approach
A Collection or manual pages, depending on how often they change
Repeated pages on your site
Webflow approach
Normal pages, designed individually
Fields that link one Collection to another, such as an author to an article, need setting up deliberately. For a wider choice of destinations, see Website Migration Services.
03Rebuild
Webflow is built on visual design tools, so your HTML and CSS act as a reference, not as something we paste in. We recreate the grid, type, spacing and image handling, then set how the page behaves at each screen width.
Interactions and animations are rebuilt and tested rather than assumed. Embedded code and tracking tags are reviewed one at a time, and forms are recreated with the submissions path agreed first.
04Testing
05Launch
Each old page address needs a redirect (a rule that forwards visitors from the old address to its new page), and we map them before launch. We confirm how redirects are managed in your Webflow plan. Collection pages get new address patterns, so the map is worth building early.
We agree who connects the domain, who publishes and who checks the live site afterwards. We watch search performance after launch and make no ranking promise. If you want a different editing system later, see Headless CMS Development.
We do not rely on that. We rebuild the layout in the Designer, using your files as the guide.
No. It depends on how often your team adds or changes them. A few stable pages are often simpler as normal pages.
Partly. Code export on paid Workspace plans gives a ZIP of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images, but leaves out CMS content and form processing. Collections can be exported as CSV separately.
Not automatically. We rebuild each form and test where its submissions arrive.

Send us your site and tell us which pages you add to most often. We will assess the layout, propose the Collections and agree the plan before building. Our WordPress Website Design service is the alternative if you prefer a different editor.