Stephortless partnered with Anomal, a cybersecurity company, to rebuild their marketing site in Webflow.

Anomal team came to us with a site that no longer matched the ambition of their business. Outdated design, a clunky CMS, and a brand story that wasn't landing with the enterprise buyers they were now selling to. We rebuilt the entire experience from the ground up in Webflow.

The Background

Anomal is a growth-stage cyber security company serving mid-market and enterprise clients across North America and Europe. As the company matured, their existing website, built years earlier on a legacy CMS, no longer reflected their positioning or supported the content velocity their marketing team needed.

The Challenge

The old site was slow, difficult to update, and inconsistent across pages. Every new landing page meant another round of developer tickets. Design debt had piled up over years of ad-hoc changes, and the information architecture no longer matched how the sales team actually sold. Replace Edit

The Solution

We rebuilt the site as a fully custom Webflow project, designed for the sales narrative first, then layered in a CMS structure the marketing team could own without touching code.

New information architecture

estructured navigation and page hierarchy around buyer journey, not org chart.

Modular design system

A component library in Webflow so new pages ship in hours, not weeks.

CMS-driven content

Case studies, blog, and resources all editable by the marketing team directly.

Performance-first build

Optimized assets and clean code kept load times under 1 second.

Stephortless took the time to understand our unique requirements and vision, diving deep into the nuances of our brand and target audience.

Mirco Knecht

Marketing Manager, Anomal

The Result

Within three months of launch, Anomal team saw a measurable shift in how prospects engaged with the site. Longer session times, higher demo request rates, and a brand that finally matched the caliber of the clients they were closing. The new CMS structure also meant the marketing team could keep pace with campaigns without waiting on developer time.