Following a full website redesign, Ramify — a French fintech startup — faced a familiar challenge: turning a newly launched site into a high-performing conversion engine.
Even well-designed websites are built on assumptions. The team at Digidop, Ramify’s Webflow agency, recognized that optimizing the site meant moving from intuition to iteration. They needed a scalable strategy to analyze user behavior, validate hypotheses, and improve conversion rates based on real data — not gut feeling.
To avoid flying blind, Digidop designed a 4-phase conversion rate optimization process and brought Optibase in as the testing engine behind it:
They integrated both Microsoft Clarity (for qualitative behavior) and GA4 (for quantitative insights). This uncovered critical friction points like:
Using these insights, they developed and prioritized hypotheses based on potential business impact and implementation complexity. Examples:
Each hypothesis had clear KPIs attached — from click-through rate to scroll depth and final conversion.
Optibase’s Webflow-native integration allowed Digidop to:
“Optibase let us run tests directly in Webflow without breaking anything or needing developer hours,” explains the Digidop team. “It was flexible, fast, and gave us the statistical confidence we needed to ship improvements.”
Digidop ran multiple high-impact tests using Optibase. Here are three standout results:
Each test directly improved the site’s ability to convert visitors into signups — and informed the next optimization cycle.
This collaborative testing process led to several key insights:
Optibase gave Digidop the ability to test ideas quickly and confidently without relying on developers. With its native Webflow integration and built-in analytics, they could run weekly experiments, analyze results in real time, and continuously improve performance.
As outlined in Digidop’s case study, this structured A/B testing strategy — powered by Optibase — helped Ramify fully unlock the value of its redesign and turn its Webflow site into a scalable growth engine.