A service website for an aluminium kitchen and pantry manufacturer that presents its craftsmanship visually and turns visitors into qualified enquiries. It scores above 90 in Google's site audits.
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The site presents the company's kitchens, pantries and custom fabrication through a clean, project-led layout, clear service information and direct enquiry routes. WordPress lets the business team update projects and services themselves.
Finish and detail only come across in high-quality photography, and that photography can easily make a site slow. Local customers on mobile also needed to reach services and contact details quickly.
I structured the site around services and completed projects, compressed and lazy-loaded the media, kept typography and layout disciplined, and applied technical SEO with performance tuning across templates, caching and assets.
The finished site combines a professional visual presentation with fast loading and Google site-audit scores above 90.
Images were compressed and served at the size each layout slot needs, below-the-fold media is lazy-loaded, and caching plus asset minification keep repeat visits fast. These were baseline requirements that the visual design had to fit within, not polish added at the end.
Each service has its own page in a clear hierarchy, with semantic headings and metadata. That supports local search and gives every enquiry a specific starting point.