Marketing sites for B2B tech, built to explain your product clearly, load fast, and stay easy to update.
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Financial infrastructure for the digital asset era. Marketing site moved off WordPress onto Webflow.
A 30-page redesign and Webflow build, with a shared design system, accessibility improvements, and passing mobile Core Web Vitals.
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A clear scope. A fixed project fee.
New pages and support after launch.
For teams launching, redesigning, or migrating. A complete marketing site, with reusable components your team can build on.
From $7K
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Turn a finished design or working prototype into a site ready to launch. Components, CMS, performance, and testing, built in Webflow or Astro/Next.js to suit the project.
From $4K
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Design and development support for your marketing site, whether Outredge built it or you're bringing one over. New pages, improvements, performance and maintenance.
From $3K/mo
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How it works
Behind Outredge
Outredge is the independent studio of Max Chechel, a design engineer based in Poland.
Every site is built design-system-first: tokens, reusable components, and clear patterns instead of one-off pages. That’s why page ten ships as fast as page two, new hires can’t break the layout, and the site stays consistent as your team grows it. Performance and accessibility are part of the system, not an afterthought.
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Webflow, Astro and Next.js. Webflow suits teams that want to edit and publish visually without a developer. Astro or Next.js fit sites that need custom integrations, heavier interactivity, or should live alongside the product codebase. The platform is recommended on the scope call, based on who edits the site, what it connects to and how it will grow.
Yes, that's what the build is designed for. Pages are assembled from reusable components with set options, so marketing can add a page or swap a section without breaking the layout. Blog posts, case studies, changelogs and job listings run on the CMS. Handoff covers how to edit, add pages and publish.
Yes, that's Production build: from $4K, live in 2–6 weeks. Missing breakpoints, states and interactions get resolved with your designer before they turn into problems in the build. If the file has a design system, its tokens and components carry straight into Webflow or code.
Yes, that's what Ongoing support is for. It starts with a paid audit of the existing site covering structure, components, performance and accessibility, so the state of the build is clear before any monthly work is scoped. From there, support runs as a normal retainer: new pages, improvements and maintenance, from $3K/mo.
Yes. Prototypes from Claude, v0, Lovable and similar tools usually look right but need work underneath: structure, responsiveness, accessibility, performance and editability. A paid audit comes first and shows what can be kept and what gets rebuilt. The build is then quoted as a fixed fee.
Design + Build starts at $7K and typically goes live in 4–8 weeks. Production build starts at $4K and takes 2–6 weeks. After a 30-minute scope call you get a fixed quote within one business day, and the price only changes if the scope does.
Direct Slack access to Max for questions and feedback, plus regular design and build reviews. Work is shared as it progresses, in Figma for design and on a staging link for the build, so there's no big reveal at the end. Max is based in Poland (CET) and works with teams across Europe and the US.
Every project includes 30 days of free fixes after launch. After that, new pages and features are quoted as small fixed-fee projects, or covered by a monthly retainer if you expect regular work.
A monthly retainer reserves Max's time for new pages, landing pages, design updates, performance and accessibility work, and maintenance. Priorities are set together, usually in Slack, and the scope and monthly fee are agreed upfront. Teams with lighter needs can use prepaid hour blocks instead. For sites Outredge didn't build, a paid audit comes first (see question 04).
Yes. Outredge works as a development partner for design and branding agencies, building from the agency's Figma files under their name or credited. That includes new builds, rebuilds and platform migrations for agency clients.
Max Chechel, a design engineer and previously lead Webflow developer at Juice and Paper Tiger. Max designs, builds and stays your contact from the scope call through ongoing support. When a project needs extra design capacity, a trusted specialist joins, with Max still responsible for delivery and quality.
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