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Daniel Ismaiel
Webflow website for Daniel Ismaiel's joinery business: present services, showroom and projects clearly. A Con Radius Design case study.
- Web Design
- Webflow
- Personal Brand
- Time to launch
- 3 Wo.
- Lighthouse
- 95
Inside the project
From challenge to solution
Project Goal
Show the services and craftsmanship and make contacting the business easier.
Our Solution
Webflow website with pages about the craft, showroom and current projects. A clear contact path connects the content to an inquiry.
Show the trade through services and projects
The Webflow website for Daniel Ismaiel presents the joinery business through its services, showroom and projects in progress. Doors, floors, saunas and drywall are shown in a context visitors can understand.
The presentation aims to support an informed first assessment: visitors should see what the business offers and whether it fits their plans. A clear route connects the content to contact.
The project
Present the work and make contact easier
The website gives the craft, showroom and projects their own space. The pages complement one another: services explain the scope, project images show examples and the showroom offers another view of the work.
Webflow provides the website platform. The presentation focuses on the business and its work; the technology serves the content.
The contact page follows the service and project information. Visitors can move from an example they have seen to a conversation about their own plans.
Questions about the trade website
The joinery business's services, its showroom and project examples. The work includes doors, floors, saunas and drywall. This case illustrates how service information and visible examples of work can come together on a website.
The right number depends on the services and the questions people ask before an inquiry. In this project, the craft, showroom and projects have separate entry points. A different business may benefit from a different structure.
An overview of your services, existing photos and project examples, and the questions that commonly come before a job. Together we can decide what belongs on the website and how potential clients should contact you.
Present your work on a suitable website
Share your current website, services and available project images. We can discuss the right structure and a clear inquiry route.
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