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Flag to Remember,Honoring Our Fallen Soldiers
- Client
- Flag to Remember
- Year
- 2026
- Made
- Website
- Status
- Live at flagtoremember.com
To honor the legacy of our fallen heroes by creating memorial flags that preserve their names, tell their stories, and inspire communities to remember their service and sacrifices.
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Project overview
Flag to Remember
By transforming name tapes into memorial flags, we give families and communities a way to remember, reflect, and continue conversations about service and sacrifice. For more than 5 years, the Flag to Remember has traveled across the country in honor of our fallen.
The flagtoremember.com WordPress (Divi + Gravity Forms) site, rebuilt as a small Next.js site. Nine pages plus a 404. No database and no CMS: every word lives in content/*.json.
- 1,200+
- Names added
- 7
- Host states on the map
- 5+
- Years across the country
- 9
- Pages, rebuilt from WordPress

Flag to Remember
Logo
The round logo, as the site's header carries it on every page (public/images/logo.png).
- the pages#FFFFFF
- hero the hero band#2B2F38
- orange a counter#F55000
- navy a counter#363C55
- flag-red a counter#DC281E
- teal the map's state chips#3CA2A2
- teal-edge the chips' edge, the registry's links#235B6E
Flag to Remember
Colour
The colours named in the site's own stylesheet (app/globals.css): white pages, the dark hero band, the orange, navy and red counters, the teal of the map's state chips and its edge.
Inter
Headings · 500
Flag
Playfair Display
The accent word
Registry
Inter
Body · 400
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789
Flag to Remember
Type
Inter headings with an italic Playfair Display accent word over a thin rule (“Flag Registry”), as the original site set them. Playfair Display is not shipped here, so its sample falls through to EB Garamond.

Flag to Remember
Name tapes
By transforming name tapes into memorial flags, we give families and communities a way to remember, reflect, and continue conversations about service and sacrifice.

Design note
The original look, tidied
Matches the live WordPress site as measured on 2026-10-27: white pages, Inter headings with an italic Playfair Display accent word over a thin rule, pill buttons, a round logo and a menu button at every width opening a white panel from the right. Changed on purpose: the fixed header turns 80% white once the page scrolls under it, body text 16–18px instead of 14px, darker grays and reds where the original failed contrast, and sliders that never move on their own.

Design note
Current Flags
Explore our interactive map to find flags across the country—click on a host state to learn more about each flag honoring our nation’s heroes. The map is the site's own SVG, with a teal chip for every host state.
“Honoring the Fallen, One Name at a Time”

Design note
Flag Registry
Every flag has a unique serial number. Open one to see its Flag Host, where it hangs and when it was dedicated.

Design note
Still Gravity Forms, behind a cleaner front
The three forms keep their Gravity Forms backend on WordPress, so entries, notification emails and any feeds work exactly as before. Add a Name runs in three steps, one to five names, with the same rules in the browser and on the server.

Live at flagtoremember.com
See it for yourself.
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