The design was finished
We were handed a complete design. Our job was to build it in Webflow exactly as drawn — no redesign, no shortcuts.
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Berger is Peder Berger’s performance marketing agency in Trondheim — social media, paid campaigns and websites, sold on one promise: bang for your buck. The design was finished; we built the whole site in Webflow in three weeks in 2024, with a CMS for client stories, and kept it up with edits after launch.

99 Francs developed the Berger Marketing website in Webflow in 2024: home, services and three service pages, process, about, contact, and a CMS template the team uses to publish client stories. The design was supplied; we built it faithfully on every screen size and stayed on for edits after launch.
Hot pink, oversized type, a video hero, floating cards and sliders: the design was built to stand out. The build had to keep every bit of that on a phone, load quickly, and leave the team able to publish new work without calling a developer.
We were handed a complete design. Our job was to build it in Webflow exactly as drawn — no redesign, no shortcuts.
Berger sells marketing that performs. A site that loaded slowly or broke on a phone would undercut every pitch.
Client stories are what wins the next client, so the team adds them in the Webflow CMS without a developer.
What Berger does, who they already work with, why they understand your customers, and then the work itself — the giant WORK headline over floating client cards.




Every page in the design, built in Webflow and checked at every breakpoint, plus the CMS template the team has used ever since.
“Bang for your buck” over a video hero, the client logo strip, the three services, the WORK section and a slider of client work.
The service overview: social media, performance marketing and web, each with its own block and way in.
Sosiale medier, Performance Marketing and Nettsider — each with its own hero, service tags and long-form sections.
How Berger works: the RIKTIG diagram, then Research, Strategy, Launch and Adjustments as numbered steps.
The group Berger belongs to, the mission, and the whole team with roles and contacts.
A contact form, the Trondheim address with a map, and the social channels.
A CMS template for client stories — Kokkeglede, Byåsen Håndball Elite, Kombo and more — each with results and a call to action.


Social media, performance marketing and websites each get a page of their own, with the same pink hero, tags for what is included and long sections a prospect can read through.

The RIKTIG diagram — the right customer, message, channel, time and landing page — and then the four steps, from research to adjustments, as numbered cards beside photos of the team at work.


Våre samarbeid is one Webflow CMS template: a headline, a hero image with results, the story, and a call to action. The team fills it in and publishes. Six stories are live today, from Kokkeglede to Kombo. Every page ends at the contact form.



Berger works alongside the communication agency BERRE and the logistics group Profrakt — as its own About page puts it. We built the Profrakt website in Webflow too.
After launch we stayed on for edits while the site settled, and Berger went on to bring us their clients’ websites.
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The whole site built in Webflow from the supplied design.
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Published by the team through one Webflow CMS template — no developer needed for the next one.
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After their own site, Berger brought us in on Kombo and Y av Klempe og Dons.
Once their own site was live, Berger started bringing us in behind them as their design and development contractor — first on Kombo, a rooftop restaurant and bar in Trondheim, then on Y av Klempe og Dons, its sister restaurant.
Have a finished design and need it live in Webflow?
Send it over. We build it faithfully, set up the CMS your team will actually use, and stay on for the edits after launch.
Yes. Våre samarbeid is a Webflow CMS template, so each new client story is a CMS item the team publishes themselves. Six are live today. Setting this up is part of our Webflow development work.
Berger says on its own site that it works alongside the communication agency BERRE and the logistics group Profrakt. We built the Profrakt website in Webflow as well.
Yes. Berger brought us in as their contractor on two restaurant websites in Trondheim: Kombo and Y av Klempe og Dons.
Yes. We build Webflow sites from your design or ours, for agencies and businesses in Norway, and work as a development contractor behind agencies on their clients’ sites — see web development for Norwegian businesses.