In their quest to establish their official website, ACME initially chose React to build their website. However, they found themselves facing protracted development timelines.

Here's why: ACME, like many growing startups, was a team fueled by fresh perspectives and included newcomers in their domain. Therefore React's JSX syntax and the need for in-depth JavaScript knowledge posed a significant challenge for these newcomers.

React, while powerful, primarily focused on the frontend, necessitating ACME in search of additional tools and languages for a complete solution.

The absence of native Markdown support in React complicated content integration, while the lack of an integrated design system forced ACME to lean on third-party libraries and delve into custom styling solutions. Even simple features like dark mode implementation often entailed wrestling with intricate custom CSS.

In search of efficiency, ACME turned to Webflow, enticed by its reputation for rapid setup. While content management became a breeze, design and functionality aspirations were consistently hampered, leading to constant battles to align either their design or content with Webflow’s rigid framework. For instance, content edits in Webflow could disrupt design layouts, requiring multiple template and page adjustments, increasing the risk of inconsistencies.

Fueled by a desire for a more practical solution, ACME decided to give fastn a chance. Their journey began with a 30-minute training session for the entire ACME team on how to build and manage a fastn-powered website.

The spotlight then fell on Pooja, ACME’s UX designer, who possessed a deep understanding of the brand and its target audience, took up the task to build the ACME website.

She explored fastn's featured page and selected the midnight storm landing page template. Following the steps in the User Manual, she created a new GitHub repository by clicking on Use this template button on GitHub. This guide facilitated the process further.

As you can see in the image below, within the fastn.ftd file, the requisite dependencies like color scheme and typography are already added. This eliminates the need to specify font sizes and colors for individual UI elements and ensures a consistent look and feel across the website.

The Business Team's insights from a recent meeting have prompted to modify the Pricing Plan values to enhance conversions. As a result, Harish, the Product Manager, decided to bring down the price of the startup and Enterprise Plan.

Ganesh, the Design Head, decided to give a fresh look for ACME's website. He revamped the website with a single line of code.

Since all components in the fastn ecosystem adhere to a unified design system, this eliminated the need for extensive design deliberations and quick development cycle.

The integration of fastn's built-in dark mode and responsive design improved user accessibility effortlessly. The most significant advantage was that modifying content no longer disrupted design, enabling swift website development.