The project
A contractor’s website needs to show the kinds of projects it takes on and explain its responsibility within them. For DGW, the presentation centres on selected construction work, the business’s capabilities and its geographic experience. The portfolio currently identifies this website as a preview build, not a confirmed production launch.
Our role and scope
CH Digital designed and developed the preview website’s project-led structure, responsive layouts, capability presentation and enquiry route. The build uses Next.js and Tailwind on Vercel. The construction projects belong to DGW; this case study describes the website work, not the delivery of those buildings.
- Next.js
- Tailwind
- Vercel
Design decisions and why they matter
Lead with selected construction projects
Project imagery and dedicated project information make the contractor’s work tangible. The design gives individual developments room to explain their context, location and role, rather than relying on a generic gallery with no supporting information.
Explain the principal-contractor proposition
The capability sections organise the business’s responsibilities from coordination and procurement through construction and handover. This helps a prospective client understand the service proposition alongside the project photography.
Show geographic experience clearly
Northern Ireland, Ireland and England form recognisable parts of the project story. Location information is tied to the work rather than used to imply that the business has an office in every place it serves.
What was delivered
- Project-led homepage and archive
- Individual project presentation
- Capability and contractor-role content
- Geographic project context
- Responsive preview build and enquiry route
This case study describes the delivered website. No independently verified before-and-after enquiry, traffic or sales figures are published here.
