Security Liability
From brief to launch.
The end-to-end process behind Security Liability — strategy, design, clean WordPress development, performance, and a smooth handover.
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The brief
This site sells Ryan Dahlstrom's security-side practice — expert review of what went wrong at the door, from crowd control to concert safety — so I gave it an identity fully apart from his alcohol-liability work.
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Strategy & Wireframing
I keyed the brand to a security-uniform palette, black and high-vis yellow under a badge-style crest, and split the practice into four engagement tiers: investigation and analysis, expert reports, depositions, and court testimony.
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Design & Branding
I set neon nightclub photography behind dark panels so the page looks like the cases themselves, and anchored the request form with the guard-with-earpiece photo like a post at the door.
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Development & Integration
I built six service cards — nightclub security analysis, bar incident review, concert safety audits, event risk assessment, venue security consulting, and policy review — plus a Send Request form whose dropdown pre-selects the service.
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Responsive & Speed
I turned the four Call For Fee tier columns into a clean stack on a phone with their checklists intact, and made the number in the yellow banner dial on tap.
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Launch & Delivery
I shipped it with case-study teasers for crowd assessment and concert safety, a stats row counting 125 cases reviewed and 98 audits completed, and the blog carrying venue-safety posts from day one.
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