Total E'Clips website case study

The project

Total E’Clips is a long-running local business that had been around for over forty years with no website at all. The organizing detail for the build: there is no front desk, so the site had to route each visitor to a specific direct contact rather than to a generic main line. Everything on the page follows from that constraint.

The build

A single-page responsive site that gives the client a real online presence and sends each visitor to the right direct contact. The 2026 redesign restructured the page around those direct links, which the first version had buried behind a “Call to Book” modal. Pull the useful thing to the front, drop the modal.

Key features

• Direct-contact cards with tel: links, the spine of the page rather than a footnote
• Verbatim Google reviews naming the reviewer, alongside the client’s 4.9 rating
• Cache Valley service-area section covering Logan, Hyde Park, Richmond, Providence, and the rest of the valley
• Local-business JSON-LD with per-person employee entries, aggregate rating, and an FAQ block
• Sourced operating details: only claims the reviews and public listing actually supported
• Scroll reveals via IntersectionObserver that respect prefers-reduced-motion, with content never hidden behind JavaScript
• Embedded map and click-to-call links, with no unmonitored contact form

Design

The direction is called “Totality.” The client’s name is an eclipse pun, so the page is built from an eclipse’s two states: a dark hero with a gold-rimmed disc of light rising into it, then a bright page below. The palette comes from the client’s own storefront sign, a deep maroon board with cream serif lettering, rendered as an oxblood-black (#1E1216) against a corona gold (#E8B44C). Type is Fraunces over Karla. Everything lives in CSS custom properties, so the whole theme moves from one place.

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