Nutrient, formerly PSPDFKit, powers PDF functionality for thousands of applications worldwide. After acquiring several companies and undergoing a comprehensive rebrand, they were left with a fragmented digital presence — five separate websites, each with their own content, design language, and technical setup.

The goal was to unify everything under the new Nutrient brand without losing any of the SEO equity, product detail, or content depth that came with each acquired property. With a tight three-month timeline and 200+ pages in scope, the project demanded both speed and precision from day one.

We chose Webflow for its balance of design flexibility and team-friendly content management — critical for a company of Nutrient's size that needed to update the site frequently without engineering bottlenecks. Our team architected a component-driven system where every section, card, and module could be reused across page types, ensuring visual consistency while accelerating build time.

The result is a platform Nutrient's internal team can extend independently as the company grows, with no compromise on the polish their brand demands. Reusable components also future-proofed the site, so adding new products or expanding into new markets doesn't require starting from scratch.

The migration itself was the most complex piece — moving content from five distinct platforms into one unified structure while preserving SEO, internal linking, and the integrity of every product page. We built a dynamic navigation system that helps visitors explore Nutrient's expansive SDK and LowCode product lines without getting lost, and developed engaging product showcases that bring each offering to life with interactive elements.

Every page launched on time, with zero business disruption, giving Nutrient a single cohesive digital home that finally matches the scale and ambition of the company behind it.