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broken link above, should point instead to Easiest Parallax in the World

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Posted the holding page awhile back. Now the real thing launches.

Single biggest, most complex website Iā€™ve ever developed. Could not have done this without Roots.

Edit: Built in around four weeks.

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Sage 8.5.1.
No CSS framework.

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Darling Downs Brick Sales

Full Roots stack + WooCommerce

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Hereā€™s a clean one we launched a little while ago: https://kentfallsbrewing.com/

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Nice Julien. Great design and well executed :slight_smile:

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Just launched this one: https://www.enduranceresearch.com

Full roots stack w/ sage9 (no CSS framework).

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This is great. How are you creating the complex layouts? Is it all ACF? Iā€™ve talked about this before, but Iā€™ve always found myself wedged into a corner with layouts; as soon as I create some rules, my designers want to add more images here, or more text there, or swap these two elements around.

Do you just stick to really rigid designs? Man I would love thatā€¦

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Thanks! :slight_smile:

The layouts do rely heavily on ACF, especially Repeater fields. By the time a site is handed off to me for development at our agency, the design is setā€“any pages that require specific layout have been specifically designed, so I know exactly what to build. The design process that leads up to that is very involved, so itā€™s extremely rare that a designer wants major changes during the design Q/A phase at the end of developmentā€“usually itā€™s just typeface adjustments and small changes to layout. I also try and build everything to be as flexible as possible (within reason), and try and to keep everything I consider ā€œcontentā€ in WordPress so itā€™s editable: All the images and nearly all of the text you see on that site is user-editable from the backend.

Beyond that, if anyone starts suggesting major changes once weā€™re deep into development I just get grumpy and start talking about ā€œtimelinesā€ and ā€œbudgetā€ and ā€œtradeoffsā€ and usually that quiets them down.

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Launched three websites (last 2 with the company I work for) this year with the full Roots stack I would like to share:

https://www.meanwhile.nl/ (with Timber)
https://booreiland.amsterdam/ (also with Timber)
https://mboopproef.nl/ (with Blade)

I have to say I was quit skeptical about Blade in the beginning (like all new things), but I love the clean separation of data and markup with the Sober WP controller. It has won me over from Timber.

Nice work @withjacoby, thanks!

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Recently launched https://bridal.theiacouture.com with Sage 8.x

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Two (not so recentā€¦) sites Iā€™ve made starting from roots/sage:

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My first site built with Trellis + Bedrock + Sage 8.x

Kanga Pest Control

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Hi !

Here is my new portfolio !
Created with Bedrock and Sage 8, hope you will like ! :slight_smile:

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Cā€™est beau! :clap:

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Launched an updated version of my own site.

Itā€™s not on Sage, but is on Trellis/Bedrock. I purposefully wanted to build the bare-bones-est theme I could for my site. But all the sites Iā€™ve featured run the full stack!

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Long time lurker. Some of these were done a while back. Iā€™m still on the 8.5.x versions of Sage.

http://gourmetgetawaytours.com.au/ - BS4
https://educated.com.au/ - BS3.3
https://singerco.com.au/ - BS3.3

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Launched this one this week. Sage 9 + Tachyons + ACF.

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https://ranchandland.us/ on Sage 8.x

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Nice.

What are you using to load each page without refresh?

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