// result
~100 GB a day down to ~500 MB, still on Webflow
WordPress to Webflow, behind Cloudflare · Hunterbrook, with Scaler Marketing
I moved this news site from WordPress to Webflow, and most requests now stop at Cloudflare.
based in portsmouth, uk--:-- GMT
A one-person designand engineering practice.
I build websites and web apps for agencies and founders. I'll take the whole job, from the first call to after launch, or work alongside your team.
// availabilityAvailable for new work
// a few of the teams i've built for
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// one file per project
// result
~100 GB a day down to ~500 MB, still on Webflow
# WordPress to Webflow, behind Cloudflare · Hunterbrook, with Scaler Marketing
I moved Hunterbrook's unstable WordPress site to Webflow. News sites attract scrapers and bots, and at 4 to 6 million requests a day, bandwidth hit about 100 GB a day. I put Cloudflare in front and it fell to about 500 MB.
// result
500 to 1,500 variations per product, now one page
# Headless Shopify on Webflow · Insure Cryo, with Scaler Marketing
Working with Scaler Marketing, I built the store behind Insure Cryo's Webflow site, on headless Shopify. Most products had 500 to 600 variations, and a few about 1,500, spread across separate pages on the old store. Now every variation sits on one product page, picked through a configurator.
// result
every lead's files and messages in one place
# Pre-sales client and admin portal · CleanSpace, with Scaler Marketing
Leads were getting files, plans and messages across email, texts and shared drives. Now the team invites them into one portal, and runs it all from an admin side.
// result
the team now edits every lesson themselves
# LMS, with an admin portal · AdConversion
The learning platform had outgrown its no-code tools, so I rebuilt it as a custom app. The team edits all the content themselves from an admin portal.
// result
clients make quick edits in an editor that feels like Webflow
# A Webflow-feel editor on Payload CMS · Scaler Marketing
A client editing kit on Payload, an open-source CMS. I designed and built the custom editing features, so clients can hop in and make quick edits in something that feels like Webflow, without paying per editor.
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// selected work
Selected work.
// result
500 to 1,500 variations per product, now one page
Headless Shopify on Webflow · Insure Cryo, with Scaler Marketing
With Scaler Marketing, I connected a headless Shopify store to Insure Cryo's Webflow site.
// result
every lead's files and messages in one place
Pre-sales client and admin portal · CleanSpace, with Scaler Marketing
The team now invites leads into one portal and runs it all from an admin side.
// result
the team now edits every lesson themselves
LMS, with an admin portal · AdConversion
The platform had outgrown its no-code tools, so I rebuilt it as a custom app.
// result
clients make quick edits in an editor that feels like Webflow
A Webflow-feel editor on Payload CMS · Scaler Marketing
I designed and built custom editing features on Payload, with no per-editor fees.
// services
Four ways I help.Nine things I build.
Build it from scratch, finish what's half-built, make it faster and cost less to run, or join your team for a while.
Marketing sites
Webflow or code, whichever suits how you'll run it.
Web apps
From the first screen to production.
Headless commerce
Shopify behind a site you fully control.
Client and admin portals
One product, two sides: your clients and your team.
Learning platforms
Courses, progress and admin in one place.
A CMS anyone can edit
Editing that doesn't need you on call.
Migrations
Move platforms without losing what works.
Performance and hosting costs
One site went from ~100 GB a day to ~500 MB.
Agency partner
White-label, per project or ongoing.
// testimonials
Notes fromthe people I build for.
In their own words, shared with permission.
He understood the brief well, was able to suggest improvements, work around API limitations and meet all deadlines.
Jon Jolly
Executive Leader, Arun Church
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// how i work
Built in sprints.Live in weeks.
Six steps from the first call to launch, and I stay on after. Staging, QA, docs and a handover your team can use. Each column is a week, each square a day.
Start a project// tell me what you're building
// a longer project. most launch in 3 to 6 weeks.
- 01 Call: We talk through the project and whether I'm the right fit.
- 02 Scope: What we're building and by when, written down and agreed.
- 03 Design: Layouts and the key screens, signed off before the build.
- 04 Build: In sprints you can review. AI agents speed up the routine work; I review every line that ships.
- 05 Launch: QA, speed, SEO basics. Then it goes live.
- 06 Stay on: Fixes, features and support after launch.
// build logs
Real projects, built in the open.
// playlist01 / 07
// plays here. no trip to youtube.
About Aonnoy
// about
I'm 
Aonnoy (the A is silent), a design engineer in Portsmouth. I spent years in Webflow, and now I mostly build in code. Some clients need one person who can design it, build it and stay with it. Others need someone who fits in with their team. I'm happy either way. The agents do the typing. I do the deciding.