Architects and interior designers sell transformations. Your website must make prospects imagine what you could do for them: strong projects, visible results, a clear process and an easy first contact.
Project pages
One page per project: the brief, the constraints, your solution and the result, with plans and photos. These pages rank for searches like “loft renovation [city]” and give prospects concrete references.
Before / after
Renovations are made for before / after sliders: visitors drag to reveal the transformation. See before / after sliders and how to choose one.
Portfolio brochure as a flipbook
Your printed portfolio or a project book can be shown as a flipbook for a premium feel, see how to embed a PDF.
Your process and fees
Explain the steps (first meeting, concept, design, permits, works supervision) and how you charge: fixed fee, percentage, hourly. Starting prices for common missions help clients, see price lists.
Team and partners
Present the team and the craftsmen or brands you work with, see team pages and logo carousels.
Testimonials
Clients describing how the project went are reassuring, especially about budget and deadlines, see asking for testimonials.
Contact
An enquiry form asking for the type of project, location, surface and budget range, plus a contact button.
The before / after slider, flipbook, team and logo tools are in the Complete Plugin Bundle.
Common mistakes
- Beautiful renderings but no completed projects.
- No explanation of the process and timeline.
- No indication of fees or project sizes you accept.
- Heavy pages with huge images that load slowly.
Checklist
- Project pages with brief, solution and result.
- Before / after sliders for renovations.
- Portfolio flipbook.
- Process and fees explained.
- Team and partners.
- Qualified enquiry form.
Frequently asked questions
How many projects should my portfolio show?
Your best eight to fifteen, each with its own page.
Should architects show fees?
Explaining how you charge and giving starting prices helps prospects.
What photos convince most?
Before / after pairs and finished spaces in natural light.