WordPress · Design implementation

Solon Family Dental

Scalable WordPress Build

Translated a polished design direction into a cohesive WordPress system spanning dozens of pages, reusable layouts, and carefully adapted responsive behavior.

Role
Frontend developer
Focus
Design translation · Reusable sections · Responsive systems
Top of the Solon Family Dental website homepage.

01 · Overview

Scale the design, not the inconsistencies.

Solon Family Dental was a large WordPress build based on an established visual direction. I implemented the homepage and extended its typography, spacing, card systems, and content patterns across approximately 35 pages within WPBakery and the agency’s custom theme.

02 · The challenge

Keep thirty-five pages feeling like one site.

The site included doctors, team members, services, testimonials, long-form educational content, forms, and conversion sections. Each content type needed a distinct presentation, but page-by-page improvisation would have created visual drift and made responsive behavior difficult to maintain.

03 · What I built

Build patterns that can travel.

I created repeatable WPBakery structures for doctor profiles, team layouts, service pages, testimonial cards, calls to action, and long-form content. I reused shared classes and layout conventions across the site and adapted each pattern deliberately for desktop, tablet, and mobile instead of relying only on the builder’s default stacking.

04 · Result

A large site with a shared visual language.

The finished build maintained the quality and character of the original design across dozens of routes and content types. It also helped reveal recurring interface needs, including long-page navigation patterns that later informed reusable components in Cairn.