Mesabi Mobility
A brand-new company based in Northern Minnesota. Mesabi Mobility provides wheelchair ramp sales, rentals, and installations with a focus on safety, independence, and community trust.

01 / OVERVIEW
Mesabi Mobility launched in 2025 to meet the accessibility needs of Northern Minnesota. They offer modular wheelchair ramps through sales, rentals, and installations. As a brand-new company, they needed a professional website to establish credibility, explain services clearly, and capture local search interest.
02 / THE BRIEF & THE BUILD
- Designed and developed a clean, five-page Webflow site
- Created clear funnels for permanent ramps vs rental options
- Added an aluminum vs wood comparison chart with resale value
- Integrated strong CTAs and rental-to-purchase messaging
- Wrote SEO-ready copy targeting high-intent ramp searches
- Establish a trusted digital presence from day one
- Highlight both permanent ramp installations and flexible rentals
- Emphasize ADA compliance and safety in messaging
- Build SEO foundation for “wheelchair ramps Northern Minnesota”
- Convey independence, peace of mind, and local expertise
Tech stack
Frontend / CMS
Webflow (Designer, CMS, Interactions)
Hosting
Webflow Hosting (global CDN)
SEO / Tooling
Structured data, alt text, Open Graph, meta schema
Support
Webflow Editor for client content updates
Results
- Successful brand launch with a professional Webflow site
- Clear positioning as Northern Minnesota’s ramp specialists
- Conversion-focused copy driving both rentals and installs
- SEO-ready foundation for local ramp-related searches
- Scalable structure for future growth and content
- Launched in only two weeks from point of contact to go-live
Behind the build
The site was designed to communicate clarity and trust. We kept the navigation simple, copy approachable, and visuals focused on ramps. The rental-to-purchase feature was emphasized as a unique value proposition. The project went from first contact to launch in just two weeks, demonstrating the speed and efficiency of our process.
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