Engixo: an industrial Webflow website still in use since 2019
Engixo is an Australian technical solutions provider serving industrial and commercial projects across mechanical, energy, and building services. In 2019, I led the website project from structure through launch, directed the visual work, and developed the responsive site in Webflow. The team created a multipage content system, custom interactions, original 3D renders, layered assets for Webflow animation and video production, and rendered video. The same design and Webflow implementation remain in use on Engixo’s primary domain without a redesign.
Project overview
Client — Engixo
Industry — Industrial and commercial technical services
Platform — Webflow
Project type — New multipage corporate website
Project period — 2019
My role — Project and team lead, art direction, Webflow development, CMS architecture, custom interactions, technical SEO foundation, and launch delivery
Team — Vladimir Koval, UI/UX Designer; Paolo, 3D Designer; Vlad Gavrilchik, Project Manager; Luciana Pinciara, Marketing at Engixo
Core work — Site structure, responsive Webflow development, service architecture, CMS case studies and insights, custom interactions, original 3D renders, layered render assets, rendered video, and technical SEO setup
Current status — The same design and Webflow implementation remain live on Engixo’s primary domain without a redesign since 2019
Making a complex technical offer easier to navigate
Engixo’s work spans a large catalogue of technical services. The website needed to explain that breadth without turning the main navigation into a list of equipment and engineering terms.
The information architecture begins with two customer contexts: Industrial and Commercial. Within both, services are grouped into three consistent disciplines—Mechanical, Energy, and Building. This gives visitors a clear starting point while preserving the detail needed for specialist offerings.
The structure also gives search engines and answer systems explicit relationships to follow: who Engixo serves, which disciplines it covers, and how individual services fit within the wider offer. The result is a multipage corporate website rather than a single promotional landing page.
Art direction and a coordinated specialist team
I led the project process, connected the site structure with the visual direction, coordinated the specialist team, and developed the approved experience in Webflow. This kept content hierarchy, design decisions, 3D production, responsive behavior, and implementation connected throughout the project.
Vladimir Koval handled UI/UX design. Paolo created the 3D work. Vlad Gavrilchik managed the project, while Luciana Pinciara represented Engixo’s marketing perspective. Each contribution is credited separately because this was collaborative work with defined specialist roles.
Original 3D renders, layered assets, and video
The team created 3D content specifically for Engixo instead of relying only on conventional corporate imagery. The production included original renders, rendered video, and layered render outputs used in both Webflow animations and video production.
These assets gave Engixo a distinctive way to present technical subjects that are difficult to communicate through text alone. They required coordination between art direction, 3D production, interface design, motion, and responsive Webflow implementation.
A Webflow system for services, case studies, and insights
The site was developed as a connected content system. Individually composed pages introduce the company and its Industrial and Commercial service areas. Repeatable project and editorial content is managed through Webflow CMS.
The case-study library presents Engixo work and includes search plus All, Video, and PDF filters. Service pages explain capability, case studies demonstrate application, and articles provide deeper subject context. Webflow connects those content types in one maintainable publishing structure.
Responsive development and custom interactions
I translated the approved interface, 3D assets, and motion into a responsive Webflow build for desktop, tablet, and mobile. Custom interactions help visitors move through dense technical content while retaining the Industrial, Commercial, Mechanical, Energy, and Building hierarchy.
Technical SEO foundation
The delivery included a technical SEO foundation for the multipage site and CMS content: dedicated pages for major service contexts, crawlable project and article content, page-level metadata, and a consistent information hierarchy.
No traffic, ranking, conversion, or revenue increase is claimed because verified analytics are not part of this case record. Engixo’s project-performance figures belong to Engixo’s own case studies and are not presented as website results.
A website still in use without a redesign
The strongest verified outcome is sustained use. The Engixo website covered by this case went live in 2019, and the same design and Webflow implementation remain on the company’s primary domain without a redesign.
This does not prove a specific traffic or conversion uplift. It does demonstrate something directly observable and commercially relevant: the site structure, visual direction, CMS foundation, and responsive implementation continued to serve the company years after launch.
Client feedback
“Sergey and his team went above and beyond to deliver a stunning, modern and flawless website for our company Engixo.”
Luciana Pinciara — Marketing, Engixo
Project credits
Client — Engixo
Project and Team Lead, Art Direction, Webflow Development, CMS Architecture, Interactions, Technical SEO Foundation, and Delivery — Serhii Havryliuk, professionally known as Sergey Gavriluk
UI/UX Design — Vladimir Koval
Project Management — Vlad Gavrilchik
3D Design, Original Renders, Layered Assets, and Rendered Video — Paolo
Client Marketing — Luciana Pinciara
Frequently asked questions
What did Webflowich build for Engixo?
Webflowich delivered Engixo’s responsive multipage website in Webflow. The work included information architecture, Industrial and Commercial service sections, CMS-powered case studies and insights, custom interactions, original 3D content, rendered video, layered assets, technical SEO setup, and launch delivery.
Who led the Engixo website project?
Serhii Havryliuk, professionally known as Sergey Gavriluk, led the project and team, directed the visual work, and developed the website in Webflow. Vladimir Koval handled UI/UX design, Paolo created the 3D work, Vlad Gavrilchik managed the project, and Luciana Pinciara represented Engixo marketing.
How is the Engixo website structured?
The main service architecture separates Industrial and Commercial audiences. Within each area, services are grouped into Mechanical, Energy, and Building categories, supported by service pages, case studies, and articles.
Did the project include original 3D content?
Yes. The team created custom 3D renders, rendered video, and layered render outputs specifically for Engixo. The layers were used in both Webflow animations and video production.
Does Engixo use Webflow CMS?
Yes. Webflow CMS supports repeatable case-study and editorial content. The public case-study library also includes search and All, Video, and PDF filtering.
Is this still Engixo’s current website?
Yes. The same design and Webflow implementation have remained on Engixo’s primary domain without a redesign since 2019.
Did the website improve rankings or conversions?
The project included a technical SEO foundation, but this case does not claim traffic, ranking, conversion, or revenue growth without verified analytics. Its directly verifiable outcome is the website’s continued use since 2019.
Evidence and project links
This case is grounded in the live Engixo website, the preserved Webflow build, public project records, and direct confirmation from the project lead.
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