LangillFarm.
A residential community platform where brand identity, motion design, and modern architecture meet on screen.
What we do
- Design & Development
- Interface & Interaction
- Content Systems
- Engineering & Performance
Overview
Langill Farm is a 73-acre master-planned community in Steinbach, Manitoba, with 127 residential lots. The brief was to translate a slow, grounded sense of place into a digital experience — not a brochure site. I led the work end-to-end: brand identity refinement, UX architecture, motion system, and a fully typed Next.js build on Sanity CMS. Every page was designed to feel considered on first load and hold up across devices, with ISR keeping content fresh without sacrificing speed.
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Rooted in Place, Built for Screen
A restrained palette of black, cream, taupe, and gold anchors the brand in warmth and weight. The wordmark was tuned for long-form reading and small-screen clarity, then paired with editorial typography that sets the tone before a single image loads.
Motion as Language.
A custom page-transition system built on the Web Animations API. SVG logo reveals, masked image swaps, and gesture-aware easing curves keep navigation feeling intentional — not decorative. Reduced-motion preferences are fully respected.
Architecture That Serves the Content
Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, and Sanity CMS with a 60-second ISR cycle. The schema was shaped around how editors actually work — flexible modules, predictable previews, and zero unused fields — so the site stays easy to maintain long after launch.
The Design System.
Fluid typography, a 40-step spacing scale, and responsive grid rules that shift by intent — not breakpoint alone. Every component inherits from the same tokens, which keeps the visual language coherent from the hero down to the footnote.
