How Flowout turned Truly Tough’s Figma design into a mobile-first Webflow site in five weeks

Truly Tough Contractors is a licensed, bonded and insured multi-trade contractor serving Palm Desert, Palm Springs and the wider Coachella Valley. Its in-house crews cover 11 trades, from roofing and solar to HVAC, plumbing and pools. Homeowners, HOAs and commercial clients can handle every job through one company, with financing available for larger projects.

Truly Tough’s old website no longer reflected the business. Most visitors arrive on their phones, but the site was not built for mobile. With 11 trades under one roof, each service also needed its own page to show up in local search and capture quote requests.

The company owner had already designed the new site in Figma, but now he needed a Webflow team to build it exactly as designed, with:

• A fast, mobile-first build of a detailed Figma design
• 11 service pages that share one structure but can each be edited
• A path to a quote or appointment from every page
• Simple, reliable forms for bookings and job applications
• A site he could manage on his own after launch

We treated the Figma file as the source of truth and focused on precision and reuse. Instead of building 11 service pages one by one, we broke the design into a shared library of sections. Every page draws from the same set, so the site stays consistent and is quick to update.

The client reviewed every change closely and shared feedback through Loom videos. We worked in short review rounds and checked each of the 28 sections on mobile and desktop before moving on.

The project ran in four steps:

1. Kickoff and design review
2. Build of the section library, homepage and service pages
3. Client review rounds and refinements
4. Handover to the client’s own Webflow account and domain, and launch

The goal was simple: build the site that was designed, make it work on every phone, and hand it over ready to run.

As a Webflow Enterprise Partner, Flowout turns finished designs into Webflow sites that match the design and stay easy to run. For Truly Tough, that meant a reusable section library instead of one-off pages, a mobile-first build for a phone-first audience, and a clean handover so the owner could take over from day one.

Truly Tough’s new site went live, about five weeks after the project started.

• 11 service pages
• 18+ page types
• 28 custom sections

Truly Tough can now:

• Give every trade its own page, each with a direct path to a quote or appointment
• Reach mobile visitors with a site built for phones first
• Update content, meta data and the hero video in-house, without a developer
• Take bookings and job applications through simple forms