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Pace
Marketing site for a product-led sales platform, with its blog, guide library and jobs board running off Webflow CMS collections.
Live at paceapp.com
The site, as it runs today
Not a screenshot, the live site, in a frame sized to a real viewport. Switch between a 1440 × 900 desktop and a 390 × 844 phone on a laptop; on a phone you are already looking at the mobile build.
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Pace's site has not responded in time to be shown here. That is usually a slow connection rather than anything wrong with the site. A reload normally fixes it. Above is a shot of the build.
What the site had to do
Pace sells a product-led sales platform, and the argument for one is made in writing rather than in a feature grid. The homepage carries six named practitioners saying what changes when sales and product stop working separately, and the rest of the site is the long version: a blog with several authors, a library of guides, and a jobs board that is a recruiting surface as much as a page.
All three are Webflow CMS collections, which is the point of building it this way. A new post, a new author with their own archive, a new guide or a new role goes up without touching the build, and each one arrives as a real page with its own address rather than as a row in a list. The marketing site is the thing the team edits most, so it had to be the thing they can edit without asking.
Want one that performs like this?
Tell us what the site has to do and we will come back with a flat figure and a timeline, in writing, before anyone starts. Same process that produced the three builds above.