The short answer
People hire an interior designer on taste and trust. The website's job is to show your taste in the first five seconds and earn enough trust that they send an enquiry. That means big photos first and words second.
The sections that matter
- Full-screen project photos on the first screen, with your studio name and one line on what you do.
- Selected projects. Six to ten of your best, each with type (home, office, retail), size and city.
- Services. Design only, design and build, turnkey, consultation. Say which you do.
- Process. Brief, concept, drawings, execution, handover, with rough timelines.
- The studio. Founders, team, years of practice.
- Client words. Short quotes from people whose homes or offices you did.
- Start a project. A form asking for property type, size, city and budget band, plus WhatsApp.
Mistakes we see often
- A slow site because the photos were never compressed.
- Projects with no names or locations, so they look like stock images.
- An Instagram feed embedded as the portfolio. It loads slowly and Google cannot read it.
How we build them
We have several layouts designed for architecture and interior studios, and we optimise every image so the site stays fast on a phone. The price is ₹25,000 plus GST including the first year of domain, hosting and maintenance, and we show you a preview before you pay.
