Case study / Webflow CMS
An architecture website needs to give projects room and make them easy to explore. For Corset-Roche & Associés, we turned an archive of over 200 references into a Webflow content system designed for the team to update.
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A large portfolio loses value when its projects are difficult to navigate. The practice needed a digital presence that reflected its work and a structure that could accommodate over 200 references without overwhelming visitors.
The team also needed autonomy: publishing projects, news and job openings had to become a manageable task, without rebuilding pages for every update.
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We started with information architecture, navigation flows and wireframes. In Figma, we defined grids, typography and reusable components: a restrained interface that puts imagery and clear hierarchy at the centre of the experience.
In Webflow, we built CMS collections for projects, news and job openings. Dedicated fields, filters and dynamic templates organise the content, while conditional visibility adapts pages to the material available for each project.
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Development translated the visual system into responsive components, with attention to heading hierarchy, images and consistency across pages. The editing interface was organised around the practice’s day-to-day work.
Handover included team training: adding a reference or updating a news item means working with CMS fields while preserving the design rules.
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Over 200 projects brought together in a structured portfolio, with consistent templates and a clearer browsing journey. The team can publish new content and expand the archive without redesigning each page.
The outcome is a reusable system: the website showcases the practice’s work and provides an editorial foundation for future projects.
If your portfolio or company website is growing, we design a Webflow structure that brings together design, content and team autonomy.
