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For the website of Corrigan & Vale, an industrial coatings manufacturer founded in 1987 in Dayton, Ohio, with 140 employees and plants in Dayton, Savannah and Reno, build a full multi-page company site for an established firm. This is not a startup landing page or a small business brochure. Pages: Home, What we make, Industries, About (history and leadership), Careers, Locations, and Request a quote. For the hero, use a full-bleed photo of the Dayton plant floor in clean daylight: a technician in a gray coverall inspecting a freshly coated steel panel, with real equipment behind her. Add a 30% bone-to-transparent gradient from the left so the copy reads. Nav: Corrigan & Vale. Headline: Coatings that outlast the job. Subheadline: Protective and industrial finishes for bridges, fleets and factory floors since 1987. Primary CTA: Request a quote. Secondary: See what we make. Set the headline in Archivo at 800 weight in its expanded width, about 7vw, left-aligned with a deliberately ragged break. Body text is IBM Plex Sans. The ground is bone #F6F5F1, text is ink #15181D, and the accent is cobalt #2848D8, used on CTAs, link underlines, the stats band numbers and the location map pins. Below the hero, run a numbers band (38 years, 3 plants, 2,400 active accounts, 11 patents) with the numbers in cobalt. What we make is an asymmetric grid: one oversized panel for Marine & Bridge and two stacked panels for Fleet and Flooring, each with a real product shot. Industries is a list of five rows that expand on click. Careers shows four real open roles with location and shift. Locations has a simple map and each plant’s address and phone number. The signature moment: section intros are styled as engineering spec callouts, with thin cobalt leader lines ending in numbered tags (01, 02, 03) that point at specific parts of the photos, like a technical drawing. Keep this style consistent everywhere it appears. Motion: the hero copy fades up at 400ms ease-out, the stats count up over 900ms when they scroll into view, and leader lines draw in at 300ms. Under prefers-reduced-motion, everything appears in its final state. Every name, role, address and number should read as real. No placeholders.