Youth Sports Insurance

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Project informations:

On this project, we had three stages. First was development, followed by a refactor, which involved applying style changes. Finally, I handled the blog content entry, which included more than 150 blog posts as custom post types (CPTs).

Client: Bene-marc sports insurance

Role: Frontend developer

Duration: 2-3 months

Range: ★ ★ ★ ★

Website: bene-marc.com

This project unfolded in three stages:

  • Development: The initial version was developer-friendly and straightforward.

  • Refactoring: During the redesign phase, I implemented subtle style adjustments—such as minor font and color changes—which were likely recommended by the SEO specialist to help maintain site visibility. We also added decorative shapes after images, which I created in CSS (not SVGs).

  • Blog Content Entry: My colleague developed the blog custom post type (CPT), and I handled content entry. The blog included multiple card layouts and a single page for all posts, and I added over 150 real blog entries.

Final QA:
I also completed the final quality assurance (QA) testing, as my colleague was on maternity leave at that time, ensuring everything worked perfectly before the site went live.

On this project, I went beyond frontend development—I also worked on QA and content entry. A particular challenge was creating all the different cards and layouts for the blog posts, which required careful attention to detail and consistency.