Components & slots
Reusable components and flexible slots carry the design across eight pages. Shared variables make the system easier to update.
Eight pages.
Three days. Built to last.
Paper Tiger brought a beautifully considered design for Tin Technology & Refining, an industrial manufacturer. I turned it into a complete eight-page Webflow site in three days.
The build needed to move quickly while remaining flexible for future changes. I used Webflow’s components, component slots, and variables to give the design a reusable foundation, then carried its details through every breakpoint.
One complete, responsive site.
From design to Webflow.
Original report, July 21, 2024.
Reusable components and flexible slots carry the design across eight pages. Shared variables make the system easier to update.
Layouts adapt across breakpoints, with smooth interactions and hover effects that bring Paper Tiger’s design to life.
Finsweet’s Client-First approach keeps the Webflow structure organized for long-term maintenance and future updates.
I optimized the image assets as WebP and prepared the pages for search and sharing with custom meta tags and Open Graph images.
The original GTmetrix report recorded an A grade, with 100% Performance and 100% Structure. The July 21, 2024 report below documents the delivered build.
The complete homepage brings the system together: the foundry hero, capabilities, materials, company story, and contact sections. Paper Tiger’s visual design stays consistent as the content moves from introduction to inquiry.
Explore the website“Zack absolutely killed it on our project. Definitely returning for more!”
Marc Debiak
Founding Partner
Paper Tiger
Design: Paper Tiger.
Webflow development, responsive implementation, interactions & optimization: Zack Bujazia.
Client: Tin Technology & Refining, through Paper Tiger.
A clear challenge.
An ambitious idea.
Let’s see where it can go.