PROJECT

Procon

A complete website redesign, build, and content migration that gives Procon control over content, layouts, and a growing library of work.

Procon cover with title and tagline over a construction site at dusk.

YEAR

2026

INDUSTRY

AEC / Professional Services

SERVICES

Website Design | Web Development

LIVE

https://proconconsulting.com

THE BRIEF

Procon had a dated site that was difficult to update. Key pages were hard-coded, content edits were cumbersome, and the team could not make layout changes on its own. 906 was asked to design and build a new website the team could manage from content through layout.

THE SOLUTION

We restructured the information architecture, refreshed the site design, and built the experience in WordPress with Elementor. We migrated content, added clean animation, and created custom filtering for projects by market and service—and for News & Insights by category and general search.

Procon projects archive with market and service filters.

PROJECTS / MARKET + SERVICE FILTERS

Custom filters help visitors quickly find project work by market, service, or the overlap of both.

Procon Insights library with search, categories, and sorting.

NEWS + INSIGHTS / SEARCH + CATEGORIES

Search, category filters, and sorting make a growing knowledge base easier to explore.

Procon projects archive filter controls for market and service

The projects archive uses two custom filter dimensions—market and service—so visitors can move directly to the type of work they want to see instead of scanning a long undifferentiated list.

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Procon filtered project grid built for visual scanning

Filtered results resolve into a visual project grid built for scanning. Clear imagery, category metadata, and concise titles make a varied portfolio easy to browse while giving the Procon team a repeatable way to add new work.

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Procon News and Insights search, categories and sorting

The same discovery mindset extends to News & Insights. Visitors can use general search, categories, and chronological sorting to find the content they want quickly, while editors can keep a larger library organized without manual curation.

THE RESULTS

The site launched on time, and the client loved both the design and the editing experience. Procon can now manage content and layouts independently—without needing a developer for every small update.

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