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Project November 2020

Superior Closings

Business website for Superior Closing Services, a Pittsburgh-area real estate closing company serving agents, brokers, investors, and loan officers. Built to give the business a professional web presence that reflects their streamlined, client-first approach to the closing process.

React SASS/SCSS React Bootstrap

Summary

Superior Closings is a business website for Superior Closing Services, a Pittsburgh-area real estate closing company serving agents, brokers, investors, and loan officers. Built in 2020 to give the business a professional web presence that reflects their streamlined, client-first approach to the closing process.

Introduction

This was an early professional project — a real client with a real business that needed a website. Superior Closing Services handles the closing side of real estate transactions in Western PA, and they needed something that communicated professionalism and made it easy for agents and brokers to understand their services and get in touch. It was a good early exercise in translating a client brief into design and layout decisions rather than building something purely to my own taste.

Architecture

Built with React and React Bootstrap for the component and layout layer, with custom SASS/SCSS theming applied on top to match the company’s brand rather than shipping default Bootstrap styles. The site is primarily informational — services, contact, about — so the architecture is intentionally straightforward: no state management, no data fetching, just well-structured components and a responsive layout.

Infrastructure

Hosted as a static build. Standard deployment — the site’s needs are simple and the stack reflects that.

Modernization Plans

This site was built in 2020 and the stack shows it. A rebuild would move to a more modern foundation — likely Astro for a project this content-focused — with proper design tokens, updated component patterns, and a layout that holds up better on current screen sizes. The SCSS theming would get replaced with Tailwind. On the list for when there’s bandwidth.

Screenshots

Desktop