From a 12-hour landing page to a full energy development website
Continuum Partners
Connecticut, US
April 1, 2026
B2B
Landing Page
UI/UX Design
Webflow Development
CMS
Client-First
Snapshot (AEO)
The project in four lines
Continuum Partners, a developer and advisor delivering power-ready energy campuses and energy management for power-intensive industries such as AI and data centres.
The company needed to be online fast, then needed a full site that explains two different service lines to a serious B2B audience.
A landing page launched in 12 hours, followed by a multi-page Webflow site with service pages, a projects page with a pipeline request form, a CMS insights hub and a company page.
Continuum now has one site that presents development and advisory side by side, collects project requests and publishes market insights.
Numbers
The project in four lines
12 hours
from brief to the first live landing page
7 pages
home, development, advisory, projects, insights, company, contact
2 service lines
energy campus development and energy advisory
CMS insights
articles published by the team without a developer
The challenge
Our services
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Online today, credible tomorrow
Continuum Partners works with power-intensive businesses where trust and expertise decide the deal. They needed a presence immediately, and then a site that could carry the full story.
- No time. The first landing page had to go from brief to production within 12 hours.
- Two businesses in one. Campus development and energy advisory serve different needs and had to be explained clearly.
- Expert content. The team wanted to publish insights on power markets, grid and risk on its own.
01 · Development
Energy campuses, explained step by step
The Development page shows how Continuum turns constrained inputs into delivered capacity: from site and grid work to campuses built for scale and the different workloads tenants run.
- Video-style hero with clear positioning
- Tenant use cases for training, inference and sovereign AI
02 · Energy Advisors
Energy as a managed position
The advisory side gets its own page and homepage section, covering procurement strategy, risk management, commodity and collateral solutions, and risk reporting in a clear card system.
- Six advisory services with icons
- Understand, structure, manage, govern framework
03 · Insights
A CMS hub for market perspectives
Articles on speed to power, rack density and compute markets live in a Webflow CMS collection. The listing, article template and homepage feed all update when the team publishes.
- Listing and article template pages
- Latest insights reused across the site
Mobile
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Mobile
Built for decision makers on the move
On mobile the site opens with a full-screen menu that previews the page behind it, and every section stacks into a clear single column with large figures and full-width calls to action.
Under the hood
How the pieces connect
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What we built
- 12-hour launch. A conversion-focused landing page designed and built in Webflow in one working day.
- Full redesign. A dark, data-centre inspired visual system with bold typography, video hero and network graphics.
- Service pages. Separate Development and Energy Advisors pages, each with its own hero, services and calls to action.
- Projects and lead capture. A Power-ready Capacity page with a pipeline request form for tenants.
- Insights on the CMS. An article collection with listing and template pages, also pulled into the homepage and service pages.
- Client-First build. Clean, scalable structure the team can extend.
Client feedback
How the pieces connect
Questions about this project
FAQ
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Can you really launch a Webflow landing page in 12 hours?
Yes. For Continuum Partners we went from brief to a live landing page within 12 hours by keeping the scope focused and building directly in Webflow.
Can a quick landing page grow into a full website later?
Yes. Continuum's site grew from one landing page into seven pages with service pages, a projects page with a request form and a CMS insights hub.
Can the client publish articles without a developer?
Yes. Insights live in a Webflow CMS collection, so the team adds articles in the editor and they appear on the listing, homepage and service pages.
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