DreamWork Sportfishing

DreamWork needed a website that matched the level of its charters: all-inclusive luxury packages, a tournament-proven crew and world-class billfishing. The site had to showcase the boat and the team, make premium packages easy to understand and compare, and give the crew a place to share trip reports that keep past guests engaged and bring new ones in.

I built the site in Bricks Builder on a design system driven by CSS custom properties. Color scales for the brand navy, gold and cream, a spacing scale, border radii, shadows, easing curves and display type sizes are all defined as variables, along with DreamWork-specific tokens for details like the hero scrim, bento card radius and photo focal points. Global classes pull from those variables instead of hard-coded values, so a single token change updates the look everywhere. Cormorant Garamond headings paired with Inter body text set an elegant, editorial tone. Pods custom fields power content like the hero slides, so the crew can manage what appears on each page without touching the layout. A custom charter inquiry plugin handles booking requests, and every Bricks layout was checked with a validation script before it went live.

SEO was built in from the start. Every page has a keyword-focused title and meta description, canonical URLs and Open Graph images for clean social sharing, plus structured data describing the business, its contact details and its exact location at Los Sueños Marina. To round out the launch, I migrated the finished build to the client’s managed WordPress hosting and set up and optimized the DreamWork Google Business Profile, so the charter shows up in local search and on Google Maps from day one.