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For Kessler Ward Structural Engineers, a 34-person structural and building enclosure engineering firm in Chicago founded in 1998 by Dana Kessler, PE, SE and Arjun Ward, PE, build a minimal, confident site where the firm's own landmark projects do the selling, not stock photos of hard hats or blueprints. For the hero, use a full-bleed blue-hour photo of a mass-timber university library the firm engineered, glass curtain wall glowing, exposed glulam columns visible inside, with a small caption at the bottom left (Lakeshore University Learning Commons, mass timber, 2025); the hero cycles through three projects. Headline, very large and light: Structures that stand up to the next hundred years Subheadline: Structural and building enclosure engineering for architects, owners and builders across the Midwest. Primary CTA See our projects, secondary text link Start a project. Typography uses Inter Tight at weight 300 for headlines (the hero line at about 6vw, tight tracking) and Inter for body text, with IBM Plex Mono for project data (spans, loads, years). Palette: ground light concrete #F2F2F0, text graphite #1E2124, secondary text #6B6E70, and one strong accent, safety orange #E8582A, taken from structural steel primer, used sparingly on the wordmark mark, links, the active project filter and key figures; never pure white or pure black. Keep the navigation short: Expertise, Projects, People, Insights, Careers, Contact. Expertise covers structural engineering, building enclosures, mass timber, seismic and retrofit, and forensic investigation, each with a one-paragraph explanation and two related projects. Projects is a filterable grid by sector (higher education, healthcare, civic, residential towers, adaptive reuse); each card shows the project, architect, city and one figure (38 m transfer girder), and each project page has a photo sequence, the problem, the engineering approach and results. Add a stats strip (412 completed projects, 26 years, licensed in 14 states), People with principal bios that include PE and SE licenses, Insights articles (What mass timber changes about lateral design, Retrofitting unreinforced masonry in Chicago), Careers, and a contact page with an RFP upload and office address. The signature moment is the Load Path: each project page opens with a thin orange line drawing on a simplified building section that traces how load travels from roof to transfer beam to columns to foundation, annotated with real values, and the same thin orange line becomes the hover underline on project cards and nav links, so the load path reads as the firm's signature everywhere. Motion: hero projects crossfade every 7 seconds over 1000ms ease-in-out, the load path draws itself over 1200ms ease-in-out when scrolled into view, project cards fade up 12px over 280ms; under prefers-reduced-motion, show the first project only and render the load path fully drawn. Use a 2px radius or square corners, no heavy shadows, generous white space, and lazy-load every image below the fold. Every name, project, figure and date should read as real, with no placeholders or lorem ipsum.