
Scaena — Gallery-Commerce Platform (scaena.art)
A gallery-first commerce experience with PAS-driven messaging, curated collections, community hooks, and conversion-ready flows designed to move visitors from discovery → desire → action.
// Engineering Dossier
Magehire needed an enterprise-grade agency site that communicates trust, capability, and scale — with clear service pathways, case studies, and lead capture. We structured the site for authority, conversion, and long-term growth.
Client
Magehire
Role & Scope
Frontend + UX Implementation (Agency Positioning + Conversion)
Timeline
Agency site build • Positioning → Launch-ready
Primary Stack
Next.js / React • TypeScript • Tailwind CSS • Conversion UX

The Challenge
Consulting agencies lose qualified leads when their site lacks authority signals, clear services, and compelling case studies — especially for enterprise buyers.
The Solution
An agency-grade marketing site with conversion-focused IA: services, case studies, proof metrics, newsletter, and a high-intent contact flow.
// Verified Project Outcomes
Magehire targets founders, CTOs, and enterprise teams. That audience needs clarity: what you do, how you deliver, and why you’re trusted. Without proof signals and structured conversion paths, high-value buyers bounce.
I helped shape an agency-grade structure that highlights delivery metrics, trusted-by logos, service categories, and featured case studies — then routes visitors into a high-intent contact flow.
The Magehire site positions the agency as enterprise-ready: clear capabilities, proof-first messaging, and conversion-focused structure designed to attract higher quality inbound leads.
// Curated Portfolio

A gallery-first commerce experience with PAS-driven messaging, curated collections, community hooks, and conversion-ready flows designed to move visitors from discovery → desire → action.

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