Atelier
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Score your studio's website and plan the pages it needs

14 questions for architecture and interior design studios. You get a score out of 100, what to fix first, the pages to build and the structure of a project page.

About your studio
Your studio designs
Projects you want to show
Will you write about your work a few times a year?
Your work
Every project has its own page

Not only a photo in a grid: a page you can send to a client.

Each project page lists the facts: place, year, size and scope
Projects show a plan or a drawing, not only photographs
Photographs are large and look like one set

The same light and colour across projects, shown big.

Your latest finished project is on the site
Photographers are credited
The studio
A studio page names the people who lead the work, with a photo
Services say what you do and how a project runs, step by step
Clients' own words are on the site, with their names

Quotes from named clients, or press that wrote about your work.

Getting in touch
A way to start a project is on every page
The contact form asks what a first call needs

Project type, location and timing, not only name and email.

Your email, phone and city are easy to find
Phone and sharing
The site works on a phone

Open it on your phone: readable text, a menu that works, nothing scrolls sideways.

Each page has its own title, description and share image

Paste a project link into a chat with yourself. If the preview shows that project's name and photo, answer Yes.

Your result

What to fix, and the pages to build

Fix first

    Answer the questions and the fixes appear here, the ones worth most points first.

    Pages to build

    1. HomeOne line about the studio, a large photograph, three selected projects, the studio, services and a way to start a project.
    2. WorkEvery project in one index.
    3. Project pages (4 to 8)One page per project, all with the same structure.
    4. StudioThe people who lead the work, how you work and where you are.
    5. ServicesWhat you do for buildings and for interiors, from the first meeting to handover, and the steps of a project.
    6. ContactA form that asks for project type, location and timing, plus email, phone and city.
    7. CreditsThe photographers and collaborators on every project.
    8. Privacy and termsWhat you do with the details the contact form collects.
    9. 404A page for broken links that leads back to the work.

    Every project page

    1. A large photograph and the project name
    2. The facts: place, year, area in m², duration and client type
    3. The story: the brief, the site and what you did
    4. A gallery
    5. The plan, or a drawing
    6. Materials
    7. The photographer's credit
    8. A link to the next project

    The fixes, the pages and the project page in one text, for whoever builds your site.

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    Atelier is a website for architecture and interior design studios, with every page on this list. Atelier Lite is the free one-page version: a photograph and one line, the studio with a plan that draws itself, selected work, services and a closing call to action.

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