Personal Brand Website Redesign for a TEDx Speaker and EU Affairs Expert
Redesigned and rebuilt the personal website of András Baneth, author, two-time TEDx speaker, podcast host, and EU affairs trainer, from an outdated platform to a refined Webflow experience with full CMS.
Personal brand website screens from homepage to podcast
Excellent work, professional, quality output, thanks a lot
Why a TEDx speaker needed a website that matched his expertise
András Baneth is a Brussels-based author, two-time TEDx speaker, podcast host, and trainer who works at the intersection of strategic communications, AI, and EU affairs. His previous website was functional but visually dated, a WordPress-era layout with a dark navigation bar, generic blog grid, and no clear hierarchy that guided visitors toward his speaking, advisory, or media work.
András and his brand strategist Sonia had a clear vision: a warm, elegant site with gold accents that positioned him as a senior thought leader rather than just another consultant with a blog. They engaged their own designer to finalize the Figma mockups, then brought us in to build the production site in Webflow.
The scope covered 7+ pages including a homepage with role-based credential chips, a projects portfolio, a podcast archive with YouTube and Spotify embeds, a filterable books and videos collection, an articles section with CMS, and a contact page with a structured inquiry form. Every page needed to be fully editable through Webflow CMS, with 301 redirects preserving SEO equity from the old site.
An outdated WordPress site that undermined credibility
Figma to Webflow with full CMS architecture
Pixel-Perfect Figma Implementation
Full CMS Architecture
Content-Rich Pages
Performance & SEO Optimization
Performance score 67 to 95 with zero-downtime migration
Lighthouse Score 67 → 95
Fully Editable Content
Design to Live in 4 Weeks
Zero-Downtime Domain Transfer
Building a personal brand platform that converts visitors to bookings
Personal brand websites for thought leaders need to do more than look good. They need to organize a body of work that spans books, talks, podcasts, advisory services, and media appearances into a coherent narrative that makes a visitor think: this is someone worth booking.
The old site buried all of that behind a generic WordPress blog layout. The new site leads with what András actually does, speaking, training, strategic communications, and his podcast, and gives each activity the visual weight it deserves. Every page is CMS-driven, every URL is preserved, and the whole thing loads in under two seconds on mobile.
