metajuice

metajuice’s design team came to us with mockups already in hand — the job wasn’t to design the site from scratch, but to translate finished visual designs into a fully responsive, functioning WordPress build, then add the content infrastructure a static mockup can’t show.

What we built:

• Mobile-responsive WordPress build — faithful implementation of the client’s own design mockups, not a generic theme
• News & press release system — editable from WordPress admin, not hardcoded pages requiring a developer for every update
• Events section — structured listings for upcoming metajuice events
• Video integration — embedded video content across the site

Building from a client’s own mockups is a different kind of project than a from-scratch web design — the visual decisions were already made, so the work centered on pixel-accurate implementation across devices and screen sizes, then layering in the dynamic pieces (news, events, video) that turn a static design into a site the client can actually run day to day without calling a developer for every update.

That editability was the real point: a news and press-release system and an events calendar only add value if metajuice’s own team can publish to them directly, which is why both were built as genuine custom WordPress features tied into the admin dashboard rather than static page edits.