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View project briefWordPress architecture · Responsive development · B2B catalog
I translated approved Figma designs into a responsive WordPress website and built the structured system behind its commercial-equipment catalog.
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Explore the finished CLS Rockies homepage from top to bottom. The high-fidelity implementation carries the approved visual direction into a complete, responsive WordPress platform built around real content and maintainable components.
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The challenge
CLS Rockies needed its legacy website rebuilt from approved Figma designs as a responsive WordPress platform serving customers across Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana.
Product information arrived across manufacturer pages, brochures, and specification sheets. I organized it into reusable fields, taxonomies, and templates so dozens of products could be maintained consistently.
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View project briefWhat I built
Responsive Figma implementation, structured WordPress architecture, and focused custom code.
Translated approved page designs into production-ready responsive layouts, shared headers and footers, page-specific hero sections, navigation behavior, calls to action, and reusable content patterns.
Created a dedicated Product content type with classifications for equipment type, product category, and brand so equipment could be managed consistently instead of as disconnected static pages.
Built a single-product presentation system that turns structured fields into consistent product summaries, key features, benefits, technical specifications, resources, and inquiry paths.
Configured repeatable product fields for subtitles, descriptions, resource links, feature-and-benefit content, specification tables, source notes, and verification status.
Added custom catalog ordering, import/export utilities, product-template shortcodes, clickable cards, gallery behavior, team-member modals, sticky navigation, and mobile-menu interactions.
Consolidated manufacturer pages, brochures, and specification sheets into verified product content, imagery, metadata, and resource links.
WordPress engineering
The implementation combined a custom GeneratePress child theme built specifically for the new WordPress site, reusable GenerateBlocks patterns, centralized design settings, structured product data, and focused custom code.
Built a custom GeneratePress child theme specifically for the new WordPress implementation, with GenerateBlocks powering reusable, responsive page components.
Centralized colors, typography, spacing, and reusable block styles.
Created a Product content type, three catalog taxonomies, and 11 structured product-detail fields for reusable equipment pages.
Shared templates and controlled queries produced consistent pages and business-defined manufacturer ordering.
Focused PHP and ES6+ JavaScript supported catalog utilities, shortcodes, interactive cards, galleries, team modals, navigation, and mobile behavior.
Normalized manufacturer content into verified product data, imagery, metadata, and resource links.
I mapped the Figma font sizes, weights, and line heights into centralized WordPress typography settings. CSS clamp() values created a fluid scale from desktop through mobile, verified against the supplied layouts.
The outcome
The result is both a responsive B2B marketing website and an extensible equipment-management platform.
The website carries the Figma direction into responsive production layouts while accounting for real content, navigation, reusable components, and WordPress editing needs.
At the documented catalog capture, WordPress contained 51 equipment records across multiple brands, categories, and equipment types, with 31 products published and additional records staged for review.
Product data can be updated through purpose-built fields and classifications while the shared template maintains consistent presentation across the catalog.
I completed the hands-on implementation in 50 hours and 39 minutes, within the original 42–52 hour range, while adding content normalization, catalog architecture, technical remediation, and production QA that were not fully visible at proposal time.
Completed for CLS Rockies through Brindle Digital Marketing. Figma designs were supplied; I handled WordPress architecture, responsive implementation, custom functionality, catalog construction, and launch support.
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