— Case Study · Feature 02Live

A multi-page system, end to end.

→ Live at echovmellp.com
“Five top-level pages. Four service deep-dives. One shared component system. Shipped as one cohesive build, not a stitched-together template.”
BRIEF: Echovme LLP — engineering services firm. Engaged for full multi-page website with deep service-level pages and pricing architecture.
9
Pages shipped
12
Shared modules
Next.js
Stack
Vercel
Deployed on
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Process

01 / Mapped five service lines into a shared information architecture. Each page needed to stand alone in search while feeling like part of one system.
02 / Built a component library: twelve shared modules that flex across nine pages. One type system, one tone of voice, zero duplication.
03 / Deployed iteratively. Homepage first, then service pages, then pricing and contact. Client saw daily progress.

The Build

Bigger scope than a single-page site, and it shows in the architecture. A homepage that anchors positioning, four standalone service deep-dives that each work as a landing page in their own right, plus pricing, about, and contact — all sharing one type system, one component library, one tone of voice.

The constraint: every page had to feel like part of the same magazine, while standing alone in search and ads. The component system did that work — twelve shared modules across nine pages, no duplication.

Outcome

Nine pages sharing twelve modular components, each working as an independent landing page while maintaining a unified brand identity. The component system eliminated duplication and created a consistent experience across every entry point.

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