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AWN Collective

Marketing site for a membership program that connects Islamic scholars, students of knowledge and educators with discounts from vetted partners. Built in Webflow from Figma.

Key decisions

  1. Used Webflow Designer styles instead of custom code, so the client's team can keep editing without a developer.
  2. Made tablet the first full responsive pass and kept mobile overrides to what actually changes.
  3. Fixed card clipping with flexible tracks and capped widths instead of adding another breakpoint.
Role
Built the marketing site in Webflow from the Figma designs, including shared components and every responsive breakpoint.
When
Aug 2026
Stack
Webflow, Figma, CSS
AWN Collective homepage. A navy hero with the headline Benefits worthy of your calling, a short description and buttons for member login and partners.

AWN Collective needed its marketing site live before the member app: home, members, partners, supporters, how it works, download, a coming soon page for sign in and the legal pages. Designs came from Figma at desktop, tablet and mobile sizes.

What this was

This was mostly delivery work rather than a hard engineering problem. The job was matching the design closely and leaving a site the client's team can keep editing in the Webflow Designer without needing a developer.

Members section on a navy background with the headline Real savings on services you already use, category chips and two example partner offer cards.

How it was built

  • Designer styles over custom code. The class system mirrors the Figma components, with explicit button variants like gold, navy and outline, so changes happen in Webflow rather than in a code embed. Custom code is limited to what Webflow can't do natively, like the mobile footer accordion.
  • Shared header and footer components across every page, with page level variations done by detaching an instance rather than rebuilding it.
  • Tablet is the first full responsive pass and the two mobile breakpoints only override what has to change. Content never uses absolute positioning.
  • Decorative waves are repeating section backgrounds and watermark logos sit in a contained layer, so neither drifts as the viewport width changes.
  • Desktop card rows used to clip just above the tablet breakpoint. Flexible tracks, min-width: 0 and capped card widths fixed it without adding another breakpoint.
  • Wide tables like the partner ROI table scroll horizontally inside their card on mobile instead of being rebuilt as stacked rows.
AWN Collective homepage on mobile with the centered logo, headline and stacked member login and partner buttons.
Members page on mobile with the headline One membership, every category that matters, followed by the savings categories section.
How it works section with four numbered cards: verify your service, unlock your benefits, show your member ID and earn by sharing.