Strapi related FAQs

If you are moving to Webflow's native visual builder (which is the standard Flowtrix approach), the existing front-end codebase — React, Vue, Next.js, or custom HTML — is retired and replaced by the Webflow-built site. If you want to keep a custom front-end and use Webflow purely as a visual CMS, Flowtrix can implement Webflow in headless mode using the Webflow Data API to feed your existing front-end. The right approach depends on your team's technical capacity and long-term content management strategy.

Strapi content is exported via Strapi's REST API, cleaned and restructured to match the target Webflow CMS schema, and imported via Webflow's CMS API. Media files are re-hosted on Webflow's CDN. Component-based Strapi content types (e.g., dynamic zone blocks) are mapped to equivalent Webflow CMS multi-reference fields or Rich Text content, depending on the rendering requirement. Flowtrix documents the content model mapping before migration begins so there are no ambiguities in the import.

Strapi is a powerful self-hosted headless CMS built for developer-defined content models, but it requires Node.js server infrastructure, a custom front-end framework, and developer involvement for all design changes. Webflow replaces this entire stack with a single managed platform — hosting, CMS, visual editor, and front-end builder are all included. For B2B marketing sites where marketing velocity and design quality matter more than deep data modelling, Webflow delivers faster results with significantly lower operational overhead.

We primarily serve SaaS, manufacturing, tech, and B2B organizations focused on digital growth.

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Both. We can redesign and rebuild an existing website, migrate it to a new platform, or create a new website from the ground up. The approach depends on what your current website needs and where you want to take it.

We don't treat launch as the end of the project. We can continue supporting your website through CMS management, performance improvements, SEO, CRO, and ongoing development as your product and go-to-market strategy evolve.

Most projects take around 4–8 weeks, depending on the scope, number of pages, content, integrations, and development requirements. We define the timeline during the initial planning stage so the team can work toward a clear launch date.

Yes. We build scalable websites with complex CMS structures, integrations, custom development, and enterprise requirements in mind. Our development capabilities include Webflow and Framer Enterprise, headless CMS, and custom development using technologies such as  Astro.