Medivis
Medivis had an existing Webflow site that needed a substantial visual upgrade. The Figma designs were ready, but translating complex medtech content (spine navigation, cranial navigation, surgical AR, hardware configurations) into a site that feels premium and immersive without overwhelming visitors takes careful execution. They wanted custom animations, a typewriter-style text effect, count-up number animations, on-scroll reveals, and consistent design language across five distinct product pages.

The challeges we overcame
Medivis had an existing Webflow site that needed a substantial visual upgrade. The Figma designs were ready, but translating complex medtech content (spine navigation, cranial navigation, surgical AR, hardware configurations) into a site that feels premium and immersive without overwhelming visitors takes careful execution. They wanted custom animations, a typewriter-style text effect, count-up number animations, on-scroll reveals, and consistent design language across five distinct product pages.
What we did to make it better
We redesigned five core pages from their Figma file: Homepage, Spine, Cranial, Surgical, and Body (RenderX). Each page got custom animations (typewriter transitions, counting statistics, on-scroll block reveals), a unified typography and spacing system with the green brand color set as a variable for easy future updates, embedded Vimeo videos, a scrolling logo banner, FAQ sections, and a news section pulling recent press. The nav was updated globally as the final step to avoid disrupting anything mid-build. Everything was built in drafts within their existing workspace so nothing went live prematurely.
