Harbor
A calm marketing site for companies that dislike marketing sites.
Built for companies that outgrow a one-pager in year two. A services grid, a case study archive and a navigation pattern that still works at forty pages.
OVERVIEW
Built for companies that outgrow a one-pager in year two. A services grid, a case study archive and a navigation pattern that still works at forty pages.
Most business themes are designed for the launch and abandoned by the second year. This one assumes the site map will double, so navigation, breadcrumbs and landing pages were drawn for forty pages rather than six.
Service pages, locations and case studies each get their own archive with a shared card, so adding a fourth service is a content task rather than a design one.
We doubled our pages and nothing broke.
— An operations lead
WHAT YOU GET
A menu that handles a real site map without turning into a mega-menu nobody can operate on a phone.
Per-office pages with their own opening hours, contact details and local structured data.
Each service is a real page with a real address, not an anchor buried in a homepage section.
Figures with a stated source and date, so a claim can be checked rather than just displayed.
Every conversion route was walked with a keyboard and a screen reader before the design was signed off.
FULL FEATURE LIST
Structure that costs nothing on a six-page site and saves a rebuild on a forty-page one.
SPECS
CHANGELOG