Engineering the entire frontend for a full-blown Norwegian automotive platform — consumer side, dealership side, and the landing page.

Lisi is a Norwegian automotive platform that connects consumers with car dealerships through a seamless digital experience. This wasn't a simple marketing site — it's a full application with two distinct sides: a consumer-facing interface for browsing, comparing, and inquiring about vehicles, and a dealership-facing dashboard for managing listings and leads. Working alongside Ivesketer, I built the entire frontend in Webflow — translating every screen from the Figma designs into a production-ready, fully interactive application with custom code, GSAP animations, CSS animations, and Webflow interactions wherever the native tools needed extending.

Turning a complex, multi-sided Figma design into a fully functional Webflow application with app-level interactivity.

This wasn't a typical Webflow build. The platform had two completely different user experiences — consumers browsing vehicles and dealerships managing their inventory — each with its own navigation, layout logic, and interactive patterns. The Figma designs were detailed and ambitious, requiring pixel-perfect translation across dozens of pages and states. The challenge was making Webflow behave like a full application framework: handling complex component states, conditional UI logic, scroll-driven animations, and responsive layouts that worked flawlessly across every breakpoint — all while keeping the codebase maintainable and performant.

A Webflow build that performs like a custom-coded app — with the animation quality to match.

The Lisi team and Ivesketer were impressed by how closely the final build matched the original Figma designs — down to the micro-interactions and animation timing. Both the consumer and dealership sides shipped fully responsive, with smooth performance across devices. The custom code integrations extended Webflow's capabilities without sacrificing the platform's ease of content management.

Figma-to-Webflow engineering at scale — with GSAP, custom code, and interaction design that brings the platform to life.

Translated every screen from Figma into Webflow with pixel-perfect accuracy across the consumer platform, dealership dashboard, and marketing landing page. Built complex component structures with Webflow's native CMS and custom code where the platform's tools fell short — handling dynamic filtering, conditional visibility, multi-step flows, and interactive states that go well beyond typical Webflow capabilities.

Layered in GSAP for scroll-triggered animations, page transitions, and micro-interactions that give the platform a cinematic, polished feel. Used CSS animations for hover states, loading indicators, and UI feedback. Every interaction was carefully timed and eased to feel responsive without being distracting. The entire build was optimized for performance — clean class structures, lazy-loaded assets, and efficient animation triggers — delivering a fast, smooth experience across both sides of the platform.