Reddal.com

[mscore]

Reddal is a global professional services firm offering business development as a service. The company has expanded rapidly to offices in Helsinki, Seoul, Dubai and Kuala Lumpur.

http://www.reddal.com/

 

From the ProcessWire point of view the Reddal.com was designed and developed for maximal flexibility. The site was arranged in sections in which each layout segment is represented by a ProcessWire page. Segments can be re-arranged like Lego blocks within a set of visual constraints. This allows for long and visual pages throughout the site.

 

Modules used:

- Form Builder

- Lister Pro

- ProCache

- InputfieldMapMarker

- Redirect

 

Branding, design and development by Nordenswan & Siirilä.

http://www.nordenswansiirila.fi/

 

Primary site photography by Marek Sabogal.

[LostKobrakai]

Would it be possible for you to describe a bit more detailed how you tackled the integration of those lego blocks in the backend?

[mscore]

Nothing special in the backend, just a very practical arrangement of pages and templates.

Each top-level page is a template "section" which basically contains:

foreach($page->children as $child) {
include('_' . $child->template . '.inc');
}

 

Then each building block is a template such as "block-main-header", "block-one-column", "block-video", "block-map" etc (dozens different kinds). These building blocks each output one type of page segment (or pattern) and can be used anywhere on the site (also re-useable across projects with relative ease). Some block templates are coded to vary content depending on where on the site they appear. Others are coded to be aware of blocks around them.

 

Clients seem to like this arrangement as it allows rich and flexible pages without too much complication on the admin side.

 

All templates need to have strict parent/child limitations to avoid issues.

Edited April 21, 2016 by cstevensjr
edited to add Code Block - Easier to read

[apeisa]

Fantastic looking site, as always!