Neemley
Figma to Webflow build for a financial law and regulatory consulting practice.

The Challenge
Neemley is a financial law enforcement and regulatory consulting practice in the Netherlands, led by Prof. Matthijs Nelemans. The brief was a full site build in Webflow from a finished Figma design, with a tone closer to a chambers or academic practice than a SaaS company: formal, precise, institutional. That constraint shaped everything from typography choices to the deliberate absence of marketing devices.
As a direct client engagement, the deliverable was the Webflow site itself: structure, styles, CMS, custom code, and a clean handoff, with copywriting explicitly out of scope.
What I Shipped
The Build
Translated the finished Figma design into Webflow page by page, responsive across all breakpoints, with the navbar and footer built as reusable components so global changes happen in one place. CMS collections were set up for the content sections, including the blog/insights collection, ready for the client's editorial pipeline.
An RSS-Driven Publications Feed
The principal's academic publications live in an external feed, so the Publications page renders from RSS rather than duplicated content: a Cloudflare Worker acts as a CORS proxy, and a client-side rss-parser script renders the items with a load-more control. Publications stay current without anyone re-entering them in Webflow.
Metadata And Compliance
Set titles and meta descriptions across all pages, with Open Graph fields linked to the SEO fields sitewide so editing one updates both, plus a site-level OG image. Installed the CookieYes consent banner through Webflow's custom code panel for GDPR and ePrivacy compliance, appropriate weight for a client whose own field is regulatory.
The Results
The site is live at neemley.com: a component-based Webflow build matching the approved Figma design, a publications feed that maintains itself from the source RSS, sitewide metadata wired for search and sharing, and GDPR consent in place. No performance metrics were captured for this project, so none are quoted.
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