The project
Commissioning a timber frame is a substantial decision. Visitors need to understand what the business delivers and see the people, work and facility behind it. The website's structure brings these elements together instead of relying on a short service list alone.
Our role and scope
CH Digital designed and developed the website's page structure, visual presentation and responsive layouts using Next.js and Tailwind, hosted on Vercel. The site presents the client's own manufacturing and construction work; the website case study does not certify that work or assert current accreditation status.
- Next.js
- Tailwind
- Vercel
Design decisions and why they matter
Show the facility as well as finished work
Factory photography provides context for how the business works. It gives visitors a way to understand the manufacturing side of the service alongside the finished timber frame projects.
Explain the route from enquiry to delivery
The content groups the client's services and process so that a prospective customer can understand the broad stages before contacting the team. The website does not replace a project-specific specification or quotation.
Keep important evidence easy to find
The client's certification information, project presentation and contact route have clear places in the structure. Any current certificate validity should be checked with the business rather than inferred from a screenshot.
What was delivered
- Service and project presentation
- Manufacturing facility imagery
- Dedicated client certification information
- Clear enquiry route
- Responsive desktop and mobile layouts
This case study describes the delivered website. No independently verified before-and-after enquiry, traffic or sales figures are published here.
