Southern Edge Landscaping
A cinematic local-service experience grounded in real work.
ACC designed and built Southern Edge's current public site using authentic project photography and video, clear service framing, quote intent, and a local search foundation.
Project context
What the system needed to make clear.
Landscaping is visual, local, and trust-driven. The website needed to show actual work, communicate service range, establish Horry County relevance, and make an estimate request feel immediate.
- Project
- Client work
- Discipline
- Local service-business website
- Current state
- Production Website
The constraint before the interface.
Translate real project media into a polished experience without hiding the practical service offer.
Balance cinematic presentation with performance, mobile controls, accessibility, and local search structure.
Build around the actual requirement.
ACC built a custom responsive single-page experience with optimized media, controlled video loading, service framing, process, service-area content, and an estimate flow.
Canonical metadata and local-business structured data support the public presence without inventing geographic claims beyond the confirmed service area.
Product walkthrough
How the experience moves from need to useful action.
- 01
Show the work
Real photography and video establish craft before abstract claims.
- 02
Frame the service
Six service categories and project media connect presentation to practical needs.
- 03
Create local intent
Horry County positioning, structured data, and quote actions support relevant discovery and conversion.
Technical depth
Engineering in service of the product.
Technology supports the operating story. It does not replace it.- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Responsive media
- Lazy-loaded video
- Structured data
- Authentic project media
- Accessible video controls
- Local SEO foundation
- Responsive estimate flow
Business purpose
What this work is designed to enable.
Give homeowners a clear view of Southern Edge's work and a direct path to discuss an outdoor project.
Start with the business problem