Architecture is one of the few industries where the website is judged as a piece of design in itself. A prospective client looking at three practices will read something into a slow, cramped, badly-typeset site, and it will not be flattering. The irony is that most architects know exactly what good looks like and have simply never had the time or the right developer.
The site is a portfolio, a credibility document and a filter. Most practices have the first one, badly.
Indicative ranges from real design briefs we've matched in the FindDevs network. Your three quotes will be specific.
A site that treats the photography as the point: full-bleed, fast, and typeset like someone cared. Practice profile, team and awards included.
You add a completed project yourself in twenty minutes, with a structured archive that stays browsable as it grows past a hundred entries.
An enquiry that asks the questions you would ask on the phone, so a residential extension and a commercial fitout do not arrive looking identical.
Drawing sets, revisions and approvals in one place, so the practice stops running projects out of a shared Dropbox and email.
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You will notice the kerning, the baseline grid and the image crops, because that is your job. We match you to developers who can take a designed site and build it faithfully rather than approximately.
Architectural photography costs thousands per project and most sites throw that away with bad compression and small containers. Image handling is treated as a core requirement, not a detail.
The single most common failure in this industry is a portfolio that stops three years before the present because updating it requires a developer. Every build hands that back to you.
Australian developers, quoted against your brief in 24 hours, and you own the code and the content at handover.
Send us a brief and we'll match you with developers experienced in your specific stack, not generic full-stack tourists.
In this industry the site is judged as a piece of design in its own right. These are the shapes a good one takes.
Illustrative designs, not client work. Your build uses your own photography, brand and content.
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Twelve years of projects migrated into a structured archive the directors can add to themselves.
Enquiries now arrive with project type, scale and budget band, and route to the right director automatically.
Drawing revisions and client approvals moved out of email into something with an audit trail.
"Our portfolio stopped in 2021 because adding a project meant emailing the developer and waiting a fortnight. The rebuild took that job back in-house. We have added nine projects since launch without anyone touching code."
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