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Portfolio check
I check your projects for templates, design flaws, load time and accessibility.
I’m a Webflow Premium Partner myself. On video calls, we check your projects for the issues that often get applications rejected: templates, design, load time and accessibility.
We find out where your portfolio stands, and you only get a quote if you ask for one.
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I check your projects for templates, design flaws, load time and accessibility.
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You build pages with the CMS, components and Client-First, without any template.
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You add semantic tags, ARIA attributes and alt text yourself, and you check the load time.
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Between video calls: tutorial videos, code snippets and a Discord server for your questions.
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We work out where you stand and whether mentoring is the right step at this point.
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I look at your projects and write down what’s still missing before you apply.
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In regular video calls, we work through the list on your real client projects.
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You submit your application to Webflow. Only Webflow decides whether you’re accepted.
“Christian is an absolute pro when it comes to Webflow. He doesn’t just support me as a mentor, he also helps with tricky client projects […]”
Andrej Belcikov
Webflow for B2B SaaS & tech, translated from German
Recommendation on LinkedIn“[…] In a detailed video call, he walked me through the entire process step by step […] His patience, his way of teaching and his professional approach left a lasting impression on me.”
Farzan Borhanazad
Head of Creative Development @ Be A Star Productions, translated from German
Recommendation on LinkedIn“[…] Christian brings a lot of commitment to every project, regardless of whether he is working with clients or supporting the community. […]”
Immanuel Jonschker
Freelance web designer & Webflow developer, translated from German
Recommendation on LinkedInNo. Only Webflow decides who gets accepted, and nobody can promise you that, not even me. In mentoring, we work on removing the typical reasons for rejection from your portfolio. You decide when to apply. I’ll tell you honestly whether I think your portfolio is ready.
In my experience, it’s usually one of five reasons: the projects are based on templates, the design uses colors and fonts inconsistently, the pages load slowly or lack SEO basics, alt text is missing and contrast is too low, or the portfolio shows demo projects instead of real client projects. You can fix each of these before you apply.
For Webflow developers and freelancers who want to apply to become a Webflow Partner or build their projects without templates from now on. You should already use Webflow in your day-to-day work. You’ll pick up HTML, CSS and JavaScript during mentoring as you need them, so you don’t have to rely on the Webflow Designer’s point-and-click options for custom solutions.
We meet regularly by video call and work on your own projects. Between sessions, you get tutorial videos and code snippets, and you ask your questions on the Discord server. I’ll give you a price after the free 30-minute check, tailored to your level and your timeline.
In the free 30-minute check, we look at what your portfolio still needs before then.
Prefer email? info@christianschmitt.dev