Case study
Aus der Asche
Public website for a specialty kennel
Documented project build
Role, timeframe & deliverables
Context and decisions
The problem
The business needed a live public site that presents detailed kennel information clearly across desktop and mobile screens.
What Red Clay Logic did
Red Clay Logic built the site structure, responsive implementation, route behavior, and production hardening.
Why it was built this way
- Kept public claims tied to owner-approved content.
- Made route and metadata behavior part of the launch criteria.
- Used responsive imagery and page structure so visitors can inspect content on any device.
Scope and constraints
Business-specific content and image approvals remain controlled by the site owner.
Context and decisions
Problem and scope
The business needed a live public site that presents detailed kennel information clearly across desktop and mobile screens.
What Red Clay Logic did
Red Clay Logic built the site structure, responsive implementation, route behavior, and production hardening.
Decisions and constraints
- Kept public claims tied to owner-approved content.
- Made route and metadata behavior part of the launch criteria.
- Used responsive imagery and page structure so visitors can inspect content on any device.
Scope and constraints
Business-specific content and image approvals remain controlled by the site owner.
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