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How Milksha Philippines launched its website in 2 weeks
We designed, built, tested and launched the Milksha Philippines website on Webflow in 2 weeks.

We built the Milksha Philippines website from scratch and launched it in two weeks, and it worked because the Milksha Philippines team knew exactly what they wanted.
We had reached out to one of the biggest fast-food chain brands in the Philippines as part of our work helping enterprise companies with their digital projects. They came back with a challenge. They needed to launch a new brand, and it had to be up and running in two weeks.
Our answer was "Build and launch a website in 2 weeks. Bring it on!" Their pace matched ours, and working with them felt like meeting someone who gets you.
We did design and development in the first week. The second week went to launch preparation, sign-offs on assets and security testing. We like to build in an agile way without dropping quality, so we were happy when the site went through Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) and passed with only minor changes needed.
Here is how we spent the two weeks:

1. UI/UX design approval
We made the first designs in Figma and presented them to the Milksha Philippines team, who approved them and gave us the go signal to build.
2. Design and development
We usually design in Figma and then code the website. With Webflow we could do both design and development in one place. We still used Figma for the first designs, but we refined most of the UI and UX in Webflow.
3. Published
In 2 weeks Milksha.ph was live, and anyone could browse the milk tea selection.
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What made it work remotely
The Milksha Philippines team was clear about their vision, so our team could make design and development decisions that fit it. That also made it easier for us to be open about the problems we hit along the way, such as the limits of Webflow.
We got feedback every day, so our team could spot roadblocks and clear them quickly. We worked directly with the most relevant point of contact on their team, which kept decisions fast. Because the site was built in Webflow, a low-code website builder, we could make changes every day based on that feedback.
Check out Milksha and treat yourself to some fresh milk tea.
If you are launching a new brand and need to ship fast, talk to us and we will see how we can help.
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