What customers need to know
What you make, the range of work you take, how a commission runs, roughly what it costs to begin, and whether you are currently available.
For makers, studios, and commissioned creative work
Websites for creative work that attract the right commissions.
We recommend a structure that shows the work, explains how a commission runs, and filters enquiries down to the projects you actually want.
Recommended pages
A portfolio has to do two jobs: prove the work is good and prove the process is manageable. These pages split that clearly.
- Home — your strongest work and what you are open to
- Work — selected projects with the context that explains them
- Process — what a commission involves, step by step
- About — who you are and how you prefer to work
- Inquire — a form that asks about scope, timing, and budget
Useful features
Each of these turns vague interest into an enquiry you can actually answer.
- Project pieces presented with scope, materials, and outcome
- A plain-language description of how a commission runs
- A current availability note you can change yourself
- An inquiry form that asks for scope, timing, and budget range
- Structured alternatives so image-led work is still readable
What we may ask for
Photographs of finished work, permission to show any client project, how a commission usually runs, and the questions you wish every enquiry answered.
No polished content required
Existing project photographs and a few notes about how you work are enough. Writing about your own practice is the part we can draft for you to correct.
A small first step
Ready to see what we would build for you?
Answer a few questions and we will show you what your website would include, what it would cost, and which parts we look after. Nothing is bought and nothing is charged until you say yes. You can stop partway through and pick it up later, or hand the rest to us.
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