Commonwealth Inc.
Moved a 2.6m sq. ft. logistics operator off Webflow and onto Next.js, with Payload CMS, a Neon Postgres backend, and an admin area the team runs themselves.
Commonwealth Inc. runs 2.6 million square feet of FDA-registered warehousing and a regional transportation network across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, for names like Pepsi, Starbucks, Georgia-Pacific, and L’Oréal. Their site lived in Webflow, which capped what the team could build and left quoting and content workflows stitched together by hand.
I handled the migration, launch, and setup: rebuilding the site as a Next.js application, modeling every page, location, and industry in Payload CMS at /cms, moving content into Neon Postgres, wiring Resend for transactional email on quote requests, and standing up an /admin area for day-to-day backend management. The rebuild carried a round of UI and UX refinements over the Webflow original along the way.
What shipped
- Webflow → Next.js migration, rebuilt page by page with UI and UX refinements throughout
- Payload CMS at /cms, so marketing edits every page, location, and industry without a developer
- Neon Postgres backing content, form submissions, and account data
- Resend wired for transactional email on quote requests and form notifications
- A custom /admin area for backend management after launch
From the process
