Completing a component prototype for an engineering company's site

A German agency’s new homepage for an industrial engineering company existed only as a skeleton: 24 placeholder sections with dummy text and stock photos, all sharing one id. The agency needed an HTML prototype with one self-contained component per section.

I filled each section and fitted it to the client’s design and content: stats, careers, team, FAQ, timeline, gallery, contact, footer. I reworked the quote block around the company’s own contact person. Every section got a unique id, and I removed the template headings. Small scripts in plain JavaScript run the gallery with dots and swipe, the timeline, the burger menu and the contact form checks. Colours, spacing and type sit in SCSS variables on top of Tailwind, so the sections read as one page. I built it section by section on a local copy, one commit each, and finished with the client’s own photos and formatted code.

I completed the prototype in September 2025. The move into the CMS was a separate job, and the live homepage uses 13 of the prototype’s sections with the same ids.