Webflow build of the Raffles Residences Jeddah marketing website in collaboration with Saentys, featuring a Webflow CMS-driven property portfolio with floor plans, web views, and dynamic content.
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Client FirstRaffles Residences brings the brand's trademark sophistication, style, and luxurious touch to Jeddah, joining a portfolio of remarkable properties spanning Singapore, the Seychelles, Paris, and Bali. In collaboration with Saentys, I built the Raffles Residences Jeddah Webflow website, translating a detailed website mockup into a smooth, premium-feel Webflow build for a luxury hospitality audience.
The project required building a portfolio manager using the Webflow CMS that lets Saentys and the Raffles team manage properties, floorplans, and web views directly from the Webflow Editor. Each property type has its own templated detail experience, with editorial flexibility built in to support marketing campaigns and new release announcements.
The Webflow site preserves the premium brand feel throughout while keeping performance and editorial flexibility appropriate for a luxury hospitality marketing platform.
Raffles Residences was expanding into Jeddah with a property that demanded a digital presence matching one of hospitality's most prestigious brands. The challenge was multilayered.
First, the site needed to communicate genuine luxury without tipping into cliche; the Raffles audience can spot inauthenticity from a thousand miles away.
Second, the property portfolio was complex, with multiple residence types, floorplans, and unit configurations that needed to be browsable without overwhelming a high-net-worth buyer.
The operational challenge was equally important. Saentys, the creative agency leading the project, needed the Raffles team to manage property listings, floorplans, and web views directly without calling a developer every time a unit sold or a new release dropped.
A luxury site that requires technical intervention for routine updates is a luxury site that slows down the sales team. The build had to deliver both the premium brand feel and genuine editorial independence.
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I built the entire Raffles Residences Jeddah site in Webflow, translating a detailed mockup from Saentys into a smooth, premium-feel build.
The core technical piece was a portfolio manager built on the Webflow CMS: each property type gets its own templated detail experience, with structured fields for floorplans, specifications, and imagery.
The CMS architecture was designed so the Raffles team can add, edit, and remove properties directly from the Webflow Editor without touching the underlying structure.
Performance and polish ran in parallel throughout the build. Luxury buyers expect pages to feel weightless when they scroll, so I kept animations subtle and loading behaviour tight. Typography, spacing, and image treatment were tuned to preserve the Raffles brand sensibility at every viewport.
The editorial flexibility built into the CMS means the marketing team can launch new release announcements or campaign pages without structural rework.
Raffles Residences Jeddah launched with a digital presence that sits comfortably alongside the brand's global portfolio. The site navigates the tension between exclusivity and accessibility: it feels premium and aspirational while making property information easy to find and browse. Buyers can explore residence types, examine floorplans, and form a genuine sense of the property before ever speaking to a sales representative.
For Saentys and the Raffles team, the operational shift was immediate. Property updates that previously would have required developer tickets now happen directly through the Webflow Editor. The CMS portfolio manager handles the complexity of a multi-residence development without transferring that complexity to the people managing it. The site is built to scale as the Jeddah development grows and new properties enter the pipeline.
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