Build-path recommendation
We choose Framer, Webflow, React/Next.js or Python based on content ownership, integrations, data needs, performance, design complexity and launch timeline.
Service · Web Development
Web development for fast, editable and launch-ready websites.
99 Francs® develops marketing websites, SaaS pages, CMS systems, custom frontends and Python-backed tools for teams that need the site to look like the design and work like a product surface.
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99 Francs provides web development services for teams that need a polished website built in the right stack.
The service covers Framer development, Webflow development, React/Next.js frontend development, Python development, CMS setup, responsive implementation, forms, APIs, metadata, QA and launch support for focused web projects.
Build paths
Choose the web stack by the job the site has to do.
Framer, Webflow, React/Next.js and Python can all support web launches. The right choice depends on content, control, speed, data, integration and custom behavior.
Framer development
High-polish marketing sites, landing pages and campaign pages when speed, motion and visual fidelity matter more than heavy CMS complexity.
Explore Framer buildsWebflow development
Editable CMS websites, landing page systems, migrations and marketing sites for teams that need reliable content control after launch.
Explore Webflow buildsReact/Next.js development
Custom frontends, product-like websites, MVP surfaces, integrations and performance-sensitive builds when no-code starts to limit the product.
Explore React/Next buildsPython development
Data products, automations, FastAPI services and market-facing tools when the website needs backend logic, APIs or data workflows.
Explore Python buildsWhat you get
Development that keeps the website fast, editable and faithful to the design.
The build should not flatten the design or create a maintenance problem. We keep implementation decisions tied to performance, content ownership, responsive behavior and the launch goal.
Responsive frontend build
Desktop, tablet and mobile states are implemented with careful spacing, interaction states, animation behavior and layout stability.
CMS and content structure
When the site needs editing, we define collections, reusable sections, page templates and fields that match how the team will maintain content.
Launch and QA support
The build is checked for forms, routing, metadata, responsive behavior, speed, crawlability, tracking hooks and handoff clarity.
Best fit
Use this service when the website has to become a real launch surface, not just a mockup.
The design is ready but not live
We turn approved Figma screens into a responsive website without losing typography, motion, spacing or the conversion structure that made the design work.
The site needs to be editable
We build CMS structures for blogs, case studies, landing pages, resources and service pages so marketing can change content without breaking layouts.
The stack choice is unclear
Framer, Webflow, Next.js and Python are not interchangeable. We help choose the path that fits the business goal instead of defaulting to a tool trend.
The website has to support SEO, AEO and GEO
We keep headings, internal links, schema, metadata, FAQs, content hierarchy and crawlable page structure in the build plan from the beginning.
Process
From build scope to live website.
The process keeps design, content, CMS, integrations, QA and launch readiness in one line so the final site is easier to ship and maintain.
Audit the design and stack
We review designs, copy, content models, integrations, traffic goals, SEO requirements and the maintenance workflow after launch.
Define the build system
We choose Framer, Webflow, React/Next.js or Python, then map components, CMS collections, data flows, responsive rules, animations and launch dependencies.
Develop the website
We implement the pages, reusable sections, forms, CMS fields, interactions, metadata and responsive states needed for a polished release.
QA and launch
We test the site across viewports, review content editing, check SEO basics, connect analytics or forms and prepare handoff notes.
Related work
Web and product work that connects polished design with launch-ready implementation.
These projects show the type of interface, CMS, landing page and product-surface thinking that development needs to preserve.
Web development
Profrakt logistics
Designs taken and developed into a fast, fully responsive Webflow website with a clean CMS structure and smooth animations. SEO-optimized and built for easy maintenance.
Web Design · Web Development
4 Madeira Place property
Clean, conversion-focused property website built in Webflow with smooth animations and a clear content structure. Delivered in 2 weeks as part of a design subscription.
Web build
If the design is ready to prove the company, build it in the stack that will not slow the next move.
Framer · Webflow · React · Next.js · Python · CMS · SEO QA
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Questions teams ask before choosing a website build path.
99 Francs builds startup websites, SaaS marketing sites, landing pages, CMS websites, custom frontends and Python-backed tools using Framer, Webflow, React, Next.js and Python when the scope is focused and launch-ready.
Use Framer for fast, polished marketing pages; Webflow for editable CMS-led websites; React/Next.js for product-like frontends; and Python when the work needs APIs, data pipelines, automation or backend logic.
Yes. Many projects start with web design and continue into development so the final site preserves the strategy, layout, visual detail and conversion path.
Not as the default offer. This service is strongest for marketing websites, product frontends, launch pages, CMS systems and focused MVP surfaces rather than large backend platforms.
Yes, when the implementation keeps content crawlable and structured. We support metadata, schema, internal links, FAQ coverage, heading hierarchy, page speed and answer-friendly service definitions.