Challenge
The Grizzly Den is a signed-in portal at mygrizzlyden.com. People use one account for home and company work. If they have both, they switch after they sign in.
The public page has to be that sign-in, with a path to create an account. This is a portal problem, not a brochure-site problem.
Redesign
The live site at mygrizzlyden.com is the sign-in.
One account. Home and company work share a single account. After sign-in, people who have both can switch.
Sign-in on the public URL. Email, Password, and Sign In are the first screen. Visitors who are new to The Grizzly Den get Create an account, which goes to /onboarding.
Same discipline as other client work: keep the account model as it is, put the sign-in where the public URL lands.
SEO and technical foundation
The portal has its own domain. The public URL is the sign-in. Create-account lives at /onboarding, so the first-run path is separate from the signed-in surface.
This is a custom web app, not a local-SEO brochure. The technical job is a signed-in portal with one account for home and company work.
Result
Visitors can sign in with one account for home and company work, or create an account and start from there. The public page matches that model: sign in, or create an account.
