Webnomads: Ramp Network Case study

Numbers

The Quick Stats:

A heavy hardcoded site, massive content migration, and strict compliance demands - we rebuilt everything from the ground up.

weeks to switch from a hardcoded site to Webflow

80+

blog posts migrated with no loss of traffic

85%

drop in bandwidth after optimizing the site

About the client

Powering Web3 products

Ramp Network is on a mission to make crypto accessible, while staying compliant in a world where regulation changes fast. As a leading Web3 infrastructure provider, they enable easy crypto purchases and sales directly within apps.

With a strong focus on compliance, scalability, and developer experience, they help businesses integrate crypto without the complexity, powering everything from wallets to Web3 games.

How It Started

From hardcoded
to high-velocity

When Ramp Network approached us in August 2022, their website was hardcoded and every marketing change required dev support. They were exploring Webflow to speed up execution, launch campaigns independently, and reduce technical bottlenecks.

We kicked things off with a trial: 1-2 landing pages for marketing campaigns. Once they saw what was possible with Webflow, and how smooth the collaboration was, they went all in.

How It's Going

Built from the ground up

Ramp Network's previous website wasn’t built to scale: pages were heavy, structure was messy, and monthly bandwidth hit a staggering 2.5 TB. We started fresh, rebuilding the site from the ground up. Every component was rethought, every asset optimized.

The result? Bandwidth dropped by over 85%, and the site’s performance metrics improved significantly across the board.

Alongside the rebuild, we rolled out Ramp Network's new visual identity across the entire site, creating a clean, scalable website their team could grow with, not fight against.

1/3

Migrating content, preserving SEO

Ramp Network's blog had been hosted on HubSpot, and the move to Webflow involved migrating over 80 posts without losing traffic or breaking links. We rebuilt the layouts using a flexible grid, introduced a dynamic table of contents for better UX, and handled all redirects and metadata updates to preserve search rankings.

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We supported the migration end to end, making sure everything landed in the right place without breaking links or flow. The result? Stronger domain authority, better SEO, and a setup their team can actually work with.

2/3

Where Webflow meets data

Since the rebuild, we’ve acted as Ramp Network's technical partner, going far beyond Webflow basics. We implemented their homepage redesign, rolled out high-performing landing pages, and set up A/B testing with Amplitude to back creative decisions with real data. On the SEO front, we cleaned up the structure, tightened up metadata, and fine-tuned Core Web Vitals to improve organic visibility.

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Even in a low-code world, we bring custom-coded solutions when they’re needed. We built a custom analytics setup that connects website and product data in one scalable system. Using a data layer, events are pushed to a server, then routed to Amplitude and Ramp Network’s internal warehouse, giving their team clear, reliable insights without breaking every time the site changes.

3/3

Compliance across borders

In a highly regulated industry like crypto, compliance isn’t optional. We supported Ramp Network with legal and privacy-focused Webflow builds, including geo-personalized banners, custom OneTrust cookie management aligned with their Data Protection Officer’s requirements, and a dynamic product widget on the homepage that reflects in-app behavior.

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Since legal rules vary by region, we adapted the Webflow setup to stay compliant across multiple markets. In an industry where compliance is non-negotiable, Ramp Network can now move fast without cutting corners.