Yearout Mechanical
Yearout Mechanical a Legence CompanyInterface designed Yearout Mechanical's website in the company's own brand and built it on the shared system Interface developed in Webflow for Legence's operating companies.
Yearout Mechanical is a full-service, design-build mechanical and plumbing contractor serving the southwest from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and a Legence company. Interface designed its new website in Yearout's own brand and built it in Webflow, on the shared system Interface developed for Legence's operating companies: one component library and one content model, with Yearout's own brand, photography and content on top. The site is built around Yearout's own project record. Visitors can read fifteen case studies, among them the UNMH Central Utility Plant and the Albuquerque International Sunport Terminal Improvements, browse nine industry pages running from Healthcare and Government to Gaming & Casinos, and meet nine Yearout leaders on the People page. Interface reviewed every page and content collection before launch and checked all seventy pages at phone and tablet widths. Analytics begin only after a visitor consents. Interface also built the careers page: openings posted in Legence's Dayforce system appear there and on Google without anyone entering them twice, and Interface continues to look after the site.
Built to grow
Yearout's website runs on the same shared system Interface built for Legence's operating companies: one component library and one content model, each company's own brand and content layered on top. For Yearout's team, that means a page for a new case study or a new industry already exists as a template, already built and already in Yearout's brand. Adding the next project to the site is a matter of filling in a form, not commissioning a new page. The same system is why the site could launch with seventy pages in place and why it can keep growing without a redesign for every addition.
Careers that update themselves
Yearout hires through Legence's Dayforce HR system, and the website now reads from it directly. A job posted once in Dayforce appears on Yearout's careers page without anyone entering it a second time, and each opening gets its own page, written so Google can read it as a job listing. The careers page grows and shrinks with Yearout's hiring on its own.
Interactive Screens
A visitor lands on a homepage hero built as a content-managed slider with video, so Yearout can change which project leads the site at any time. From there, the site opens onto nine industry pages, covering work from Healthcare and Government to Gaming & Casinos and Hotel & Hospitality, and fifteen case studies of real Yearout projects, from the UNMH Central Utility Plant to the Santa Ana Star Center Hotel. Each case study opens in the same page design, already matched to Yearout's brand.
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