Beautiful architectural work deserves more than a photo gallery. A complete website that explains the practice, answers a homeowner’s questions and invites a project conversation.
Design study for Miles Douglas Architects
Editorial design
Project presentation
Responsive website
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BeforeTheir designHomepage + About / contact
Inside their About / contact view
AfterOur redesignExplore the complete design
Their design beside our redesign. The proposed design has not been deployed. Design captures from 27 September 2026.
What the transformation changes
Beautiful images get attention.
The rest helps someone choose.
01
Help a homeowner recognise the right fit.
Their design. The opening view leads with attractive project photography and “Architecture + Interior Design Studio”. It leaves a visitor to open About to discover the residential focus, location and personal approach.
Our redesign. The introduction names residential architecture in Geelong and Ballarat, explains the kinds of projects the practice takes on and connects the photographs to named local homes.
Someone planning a home can understand the relevance of the practice before deciding whether to keep looking.
02
Answer what the photographs cannot.
Their design. The About view contains useful information about Liz and the studio, but the gallery does little to explain individual services or what working with an architect involves.
Our redesign. Dedicated sections distinguish new homes, renovations and interiors, introduce the principal architect and outline the project process. Different layouts and scroll-led reveals carry the story through the page.
The visitor gets reasons to feel confident about the experience, as well as the finished architecture.
03
Turn interest into a clear next step.
Their design. Phone and email details are available inside About. The main gallery offers no direct project-enquiry prompt alongside the work.
Our redesign. “Start a project” is present in the navigation and introduction, with further invitations after the services and a closing contact section. Phone and email links keep the next step personal.
A visitor who is ready to talk can act at the moment their interest turns into intent.
This is a design and content assessment of the two versions, not a claim of measured increases in enquiries, search rankings or loading speed.
