Dealers sell hundreds of machines, parts and services across many stores. So instead of eight one-off builds, I built one component library and CMS structure that each dealer brands as its own:
• CMS collections for equipment categories, featured inventory, promotions and locations
• Mega-menus for new, used, parts, service and financing
• Promotion banners the dealer team updates without a developer
• Responsive templates with SEO settings on every page
Live now: Ag-Pro, Wright Implement, GreenMark Equipment, Tellus Equipment and Cal-Coast Machinery. Three more launching soon.
Multi-location brands: one shared system or separate sites? Which would you pick?
I’m especially happy about this because working on this template was a creative outlet for me.
I wanted to build something useful for a business: a website that covers what a studio needs when it opens, from an easy-to-use schedule to clearly structured class information, with a solid foundation for SEO.
At the same time, I wanted it to feel beautiful. To bring a sense of movement, lightness, and the joy of taking a class into the design. To capture that friendly atmosphere that makes you want to walk into a studio and give it a try.
Huge congrats on getting featured! 🤍 MOVVA looks stunning - love the mindful movement vibe and that hero image. Super useful concept for studios. Well deserved feature!
Clean structure! Love how you separated Landing Pages vs Marketing Websites vs MVPs — a lot of agencies mix them up. The isometric illustrations with the teal accent keep it technical but friendly. How did you handle the responsive behavior for those 3 cards?