A local business, clearly presented.
A considered website for a small studio whose work was difficult to understand from a social-media feed alone.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE · Fieldwork Studio
Phone view
The challenge.
A prospective customer needed to understand the studio’s services, see how a project would unfold and prepare a useful enquiry without a long exchange of messages.
The response.
Organise the website around three questions: is this the right service, what will working together involve, and what should I bring to the first conversation?
Lead with the service
Put residential landscape design and the location context before a long studio biography.
Explain the stages
Describe consultation, design and handover in the order a customer experiences them.
Make contact practical
Ask for a short project description and desired outcome; leave detailed files for an agreed channel.
The handover.
The sample care guide covers page ownership, image rights, link checks, an update routine and recovery notes. The layout demonstration below adapts between desktop and mobile.
Website handover & care sample
A worked fictional sample to inspect and adapt.
This is a fictional worked example. Any dates, decisions and outputs in the sample are illustrative.
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A good starting point is a conversation.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We can start with the next useful step.