John E. Green
Corporate WordPress website work for a mechanical contracting and fire suppression company.
WordPress & corporate websites
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The problem
A mechanical contracting and fire suppression company needs a website that explains its capabilities and helps prospective customers assess the business. Service information, project examples, and clear contact pathways all contribute to that process.
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My role
Supported responsive layouts, service-page structure, project showcases, trust-building content, and quote/contact pathways to improve navigation and help potential customers discover relevant services.
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The approach
My contribution covered corporate WordPress layouts, service-page structure, project showcases, and quote/contact pathways. I supported a responsive experience that connected information about the company's work with ways to make an inquiry.
- Supported service-page organization so visitors could discover relevant capabilities.
- Worked on project showcases and trust-building content as part of the corporate website experience.
- Supported responsive layouts and quote/contact pathways across the site.
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The solution
A corporate WordPress experience with structured service information, project showcases, responsive layouts, and inquiry pathways.
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Results & impact
The delivered surfaces connect the company's capabilities and project examples with quote and contact opportunities. This case study demonstrates service communication and lead-generation website work through the pages shown in the gallery.
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Lessons & takeaways
This work informs my approach to B2B customer journeys: explain the service clearly, provide useful context, and make the next step easy to find. It is a foundation for the lead capture and nurture work I am developing in HubSpot.
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