Breno Daroz
Work with me

I fix Webflow sites nobody wants to touch.

I spend a week finding what’s in the way, then I fix it and write down how the site works.

Email meHow an audit works
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Three ways to work together.

Most teams start with the audit.

  1. Audit

    I spend a week going through your site. You get a report of what to fix, in order, and a call.

  2. Rebuild

    I rebuild the site on reusable components. You get the rules for using them, written down.

  3. Retainer

    I stay on as your Webflow developer. You get new pages, fixes and a hand when something breaks.

Audits and rebuilds have one price, agreed before I start. Retainers are monthly.

How an audit works.

It takes a week, from the invite to a call about what to fix first.

Invite me to your site

I join as an editor and only read. Nothing changes until you say so.

Webflow siteInvited
AnalyticsOptional
Figma files

I go through everything

Components, classes, CMS, custom code and how fast the pages load.

Components4 found
Classes5 found
Collections2 found
Custom codeChecking
SpeedNext

You get the report

Each problem, what it costs you and how long the fix takes, in the order I’d fix them.

Pricing table built 4 timesComponents2 days
212 classes used onceStyle panel½ day
Hero video is 18 MBHome · Hero1 hour

We talk it through

A 30-minute call. If we keep working together, the audit comes off the first month.

Mon 210:00Wed 414:30Thu 516:00

Every build comes with rules.

A short guide that lives with your site and says how it’s built. AI tools follow it as well as people do, but someone on your team still approves every change.

Checked against your site’s rules

Questions.

  • Can you clean up the classes on our Webflow site?

    Yes. It’s usually the first thing the audit turns up: classes used once, combo classes stacked on combo classes, three names for the same style. I merge them into one system without changing how anything looks, and write down the naming rules.

  • Do you work on sites someone else built?

    Yes. The audit is how I get to know a site before I change anything.

  • Can our marketing team edit the site without breaking it?

    Yes, that’s the whole idea. Each section is a component with a few set options, so your team picks one and fills in the words. The written rules say which one to use where.

  • Do you offer Webflow maintenance?

    Yes, as a monthly retainer. New pages, fixes, A/B tests, and someone to ask when you’re stuck. We agree on what I’ll ship each month instead of counting hours.

  • Do you only work in Webflow?

    Mostly. I also build with Astro and Sanity, and I write the code around Webflow: integrations, scripts, APIs.

  • Do you use AI?

    Yes. It’s part of how I work, with my own rules, and I review everything before it ships. Your team gets the same kind of rules.

  • Is our site ready for Source by Webflow?

    Not yet, for most sites. Source is in a limited research preview, and I’m in it. Webflow says it will bring in sites already built in Webflow, with their components, styles and brand voice, so clean components and written rules will matter even more. The audit shows what to fix first.What ready means for Source

  • Can you work with our designer or agency?

    Yes. I build from your Figma files and keep the design as it is.

  • Where are you?

    Brazil (UTC−3). Most of my day overlaps with US working hours.

  • How do we start?

    Email me a link to your site and tell me what’s getting in the way. Most teams start with the audit.