Scaling smarter: a strategic 5,000-page migration to Webflow for Elliott Davis.

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As part of the Brains on Fire team, I helped Elliott Davis—a national accounting and consulting firm—transition their sprawling 5,000+ page website from WordPress to Webflow. Their goal? Regain control over site management without losing the complexity and connections that mattered.

Year

2024

My Role

Site Mapping / Architecture, Web Development

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Webflow
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The project started with a deep dive into their existing structure: thousands of URLs, multiple collections, and a dense web of interlinked content. I analyzed their entire link architecture to preserve SEO and avoid broken paths post-migration.

One of the biggest challenges was designing a clean CMS structure for a highly relational site. Solutions were categorized by business needs, industries, and services—all of which needed to connect to people, locations, resources and more. I built a streamlined Collections Mapping system that reduced CMS sprawl and made ongoing edits much easier for the internal team.

On the dev side, I led the site architecture and build in Webflow—bringing consistency, clarity, and scalability to a site that had grown increasingly hard to manage.

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The result: a fully migrated, optimized site with over 5,000 pages—no broken links, no loss of structure. The internal team now has a cleaner, more intuitive CMS system, giving them full ownership of updates without relying on developers for every change.

Live website: https://www.elliottdavis.com/

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