TRIBUNE PRODUCTS COMPANY — STATIC WEBSITE PROTOTYPE

Files
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index.html               Homepage
products.html            Product categories
business-solutions.html  Printing, promotional and purchasing solutions
furniture.html           Office furniture page
about.html               Company / Why Tribune page
contact.html             Contact page and prototype form
request-pricing.html     Lead-generation / pricing request page
sources.html             Research and pre-launch verification notes
assets/styles.css        Responsive site styling
assets/site.js           Mobile navigation and demo form behavior
assets/favicon.svg       Prototype favicon

HOW TO VIEW
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Open index.html in a browser. The site is fully static and uses no build system.

IMPORTANT BEFORE PRODUCTION
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1. Confirm the current customer webstore/login URL. Prototype links currently use https://www.tribuneproducts.net because it appears in current trade/dealer listings and historical Tribune advertising.
2. Confirm exact delivery terms, service area, and current hours.
3. Confirm current MBE/WBE certifications and chamber memberships before publishing them prominently.
4. Connect contact and pricing forms to the desired email/form handler/CRM. In this prototype they intentionally do not transmit data.
5. Replace the temporary typographic “T” mark with Tribune’s official high-resolution logo.
6. Replace stock Unsplash office photography with authentic Tribune Products, staff, delivery, furniture-installation and local workplace photography where possible.
7. Add privacy, accessibility, terms and cookie-consent pages/policies as appropriate.
8. Add analytics, form spam protection, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and production metadata during deployment.

DESIGN INTENT
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The site follows a dealer-specific sales funnel:
- Existing customers get fast access to Shop Online.
- Prospective customers quickly understand product breadth and the Tribune value proposition.
- The strongest conversion path is Request Business Pricing.
- Furniture, printing and promo are positioned as consultative services rather than commodity catalog categories.
- Local history and service are used as differentiators without making unsupported claims.
