Used Astro to keep most of the experience static while still allowing interactive highlights where they mattered.
Project Detail
Signal Marketing Site
A high-performance marketing site with richer interaction polish, built to improve launch flexibility without sacrificing speed.
Problem
What this project is solving.
The previous site made publishing slow and left little room for visual polish without hurting performance.
Solution
How the direction responds to that problem.
The rebuild prioritized static performance, flexible content sections, and carefully chosen motion accents that improved polish without inflating the experience.
Tech Decisions
Key implementation choices.
Kept animation centered on transform and opacity for smoother rendering.
Designed the section system so marketing teams could update pages without asking engineering for every layout change.
Media Gallery
Media structure is ready for real screenshots and assets.
Hero and section system
Launch-ready marketing sections with reusable content blocks and controlled motion.
Content workflow
Flexible page sections designed for faster updates and campaign launches.
Lessons Learned
What this work clarified going forward.
Marketing sites still benefit from product-level discipline around hierarchy and performance.
Good motion on content-heavy pages should feel supportive, not theatrical.
Performance budgets become easier to protect when they are built into the layout system from the start.
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