Session Overview

This 10-turn session spanned 2026-05-27 (14:45 UTC) to 2026-05-28 (20:34 UTC). It started as a contact page redesign request, went through a 5-variant mockup process, shipped V2 (Split Pillar) to the live /contact-us/ page, then expanded into creating three reusable contact layout elements (hero block, sidebar block, full-width page break) and planning a deployment of the page break variant to 10 non-specialty pages. The session ended before the 10-page deployment was confirmed.

Tech stack: WordPress on Cloudways, Kadence theme, RankMath SEO. Site: aguiarinjurylawyers.com. CRM: Litify. Contact page: /contact-us/ (page ID 56).

What Was Accomplished

1. Searched Notion knowledge base and session history to understand prior contact page work. Found two existing designs: a dark navy hero + two-column form/office-card design from May 19 (file: past_session_contexts/sessions/2026-05-18_2026-05-24/f506e284/ai_outputs/contact.html), and a split layout deployed May 26 ("Design B").
2. Produced 5 new contact page variants: V1 Hero-Form Lock, V2 Split Pillar, V3 Editorial/Magazine, V4 Call-First, V5 Minimal Triptych. All shared the same scope: intake form, single Call Now CTA, Louisville and Lexington office cards with real photos (city + address only), sticky mobile Call Now/Message bar.
3. Updated the chosen direction per Sam's feedback: H1 changed to "Injured? Let's Get Started." (orange accent on second clause), form fields one-per-row (Full Name, Phone, Email, Case Type, Were You Injured?, Tell Us What Happened), Case Type dropdown defaulting to "Car Accident." Note: the old H1 "Hurt in a Wreck? We're Ready" used the retired tagline direction; "Injured? Let's Get Started." is correct.
4. Published V2 Split Pillar to /contact-us/ (page ID 56). Verified: thank-you redirect to /contact-us/thank-you/ working, Litify push and email notifications and Teams ping fire via [sal_contact_intake] shortcode, no horizontal scroll at 1280px or 390px, single H1, IndexNow returned HTTP 200.
5. Fixed CTA block at bottom to be full-width per Sam's request. Skills updated to reflect that CTA blocks on this page should always be full-width.
6. Created three reusable contact layout HTML elements in one file (contact-variants.html): Hero Block (.sac-hero- prefixed CSS, full-bleed top-of-page, image + dark overlay, H1/copy/Call button left, form right), Sidebar Block (.sac-side- prefixed, ~340px sticky right rail with Call Now and form), Full-Width Page Break (.sac-break-* prefixed, full-bleed mid-page interrupter with stats grid and form right). All use [sal_contact_intake] in production.
7. Per Turn 8 request, headline variant "Car Accident? We're Ready." was prepared for the page break element. Sam clarified in Turn 9 that the page break (not a hero replacement) should be added to 10 non-specialty pages. Sam asked to see the 10 candidates first before deployment.
8. Produced contact-variants-all.html with all three variants stacked top to bottom in one scrollable file (no JS picker, just static HTML). The original contact-variants.html picker version also preserved.

What Was Tried and Didn't Work

• A picker-tab variant file (contact-variants.html) was built first with JS toggling to show one variant at a time. Sam found it only showed one variant, so a static all-three-stacked version (contact-variants-all.html) was produced.
• The agent initially misunderstood the Turn 5 "go ahead and publish v2" instruction and responded with a question about which three elements to package. V2 was eventually published after clarification.
• The agent asked whether "Hannah" and "Joe" appeared on the page when there were no such people on the site. This was an agent error; Sam clarified there were no such people and the agent dropped it.
• The orange "Start My Case Review" submit button on [sal_contact_intake] violates the brand rule that orange is text/border/accent only and cannot be a background. This is a shortcode-level styling issue present sitewide (same on the homepage form) and was flagged but not fixed in this session.

Decisions Made and Reasoning

• V2 Split Pillar was chosen: form left, two office cards right, clean minimal layout. Reason: Sam selected it from the 5-variant comparison.
• H1 is "Injured? Let's Get Started." (not "Hurt in a Wreck? We're Ready" which uses retired tagline direction).