How design clients choose
Design clients compare studios visually and then get stuck on the same questions: what does the service include, is it just drawings or supervision too, how long does it take, and what does it cost for my size of flat. An Instagram grid answers the first question and none of the others, and it sorts work by date rather than by style or space type, which is how people actually browse. The result is a stream of enquiries that all begin with "how much".
What we build for a design studio
First, a portfolio filterable by style, space type and area, with each project showing the brief, the scope and the built result. Second, service packages with pricing: concept only, full documentation, author supervision — with what each includes. Third, a structured brief form covering area, rooms, budget band and timing, so the first conversation starts from something real. Fourth, a client area for approvals, replacing the version-control chaos of design files sent by messenger.