Engineering notes
SCLN is a tax and fiscal law firm. They needed a marketing site that reads as professional and trustworthy.
The brief covered three parts:
- Multi-page information architecture
- Service pages that explain the practice
- A news section the firm can update without a React rebuild
Hugo emits static HTML with simple hosting. Tailwind implemented the supplied Figma kit. Layouts cover practice areas and regional landings.
We used AOS (Animate On Scroll) for visual hierarchy. Motion must not harm Core Web Vitals.
Content lives in markdown. Shared partials cover attorneys, office routes, and CTAs. The firm can add announcements or regulatory updates without duplicating HTML.
Outcome
Practice pages stay evergreen. News stays time-sensitive. Editors can grow content without a new frontend build.
Live: scln.it.