Sotogrande Interior Design: Website Planning

The original announcement recorded a website design project for Sotogrande Interior Design. This updated page adds guidance for an interiors business presenting its work online, without inventing project results or describing the client’s current website.

Give Each Project Useful Context

A gallery should explain the brief, type of space and scope of the work. Distinguish photography of a completed project from inspiration or a visualisation. Obtain permission to publish images and avoid disclosing private residential details unnecessarily.

Let The Portfolio Explain The Work

Group images into projects rather than a single unlabelled gallery. Add the type of space, the work undertaken and the details that matter to a prospective customer. Credit collaborators where the work was shared.

Balance Image Quality And Loading

Use images sized for their position on the page and avoid downloading the whole portfolio immediately. A narrow-screen visitor should be able to understand the project before opening every photograph. Keep text outside images so it remains readable and accessible.

Make A Design Enquiry Useful

Ask about the type of space, location and broad requirement. Explain which information will be discussed later rather than demanding a complete specification at first contact. Apply these principles to a new interiors brief without inventing results for the earlier project.