Earlier project
Give a referred customer a clear picture of the builder and its work.
Client testimonial
From the moment I spoke with Josh at Knighton Digital, I knew we had found the right person to assist with our design and website setup. Josh was not only professional but also approachable and easy to communicate with. Throughout the process, he helped us navigate a few challenges, providing effective solutions every step of the way. I highly recommend Josh and would definitely work with him again in the future.
The context
JDC Projects was a hands-on Townsville building business whose customers often arrived through existing relationships. In this earlier project, the website's role was to give a recommendation a credible place to land.
A person following a referral still needs to understand the services, the people and the building work. The website and supporting business page needed to make that check straightforward and represent the business recognisably.
We needed to understand how work already reached the business and what someone would want to know after hearing its name. Project photographs also needed context: enough information about the job to help a reader understand what they were looking at.
We developed the website and customer-facing content, then aligned the supporting Facebook business information, service descriptions and imagery. Later work prepared project photos and a simple question-led way to gather the context around them.
A closer look
More than a page
A practical brief and clear introduction to the building business.
Website and business-page information considered together.
A simple way to gather useful context without disclosing private job details.
The scope followed the way the business worked. A referred customer had service information and project context to explore, while the question-led content process gave the next project photograph something useful to say.
Useful guides
Search & measurement
Business profiles, service areas, reviews and the practical information customers need next.
Read the guideBrand & content
Build a useful project story from real decisions, a clear contribution and evidence you have permission to share.
Read the guideBrand & content
Use your business knowledge to answer the important questions in language a customer can follow.
Read the guideThe thinking behind the tools
How we choose the setup, where the work adds value and what needs thought along the way.
Understanding the way a builder works gives the wording and presentation a stronger foundation than a list of services alone.
Keep exploring
Professional services
A clear way into specialist engineering services.
Construction
Show the custom building work, then support the enquiry.
A useful next step
Start with a few rough notes, a website link or one example of what needs attention. You do not need a finished brief.
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