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Case study · Hampshire, London & Dorset
Custom Interiors
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The brief
A kitchen wrap is a before-and-after business. So the website is one too.
Custom Interior Wrapping re-face kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes and commercial spaces with vinyl, across Hampshire, London and Dorset. The site is built around the thing that sells the service: the transformation. Drag-to-compare before/after sliders, a project archive you can filter by wrap type and colour, and a form that takes photos of the job.
- Put the before-and-after front and centre
- Make every project findable by room, wrap type and colour
- Take enquiries with photos attached
What I didWebsite
Before/after gallery
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Before/after gallery
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02 / 03Rough idea → wireframe → built properly
The build
Rough ideaWireframeBuilt properly
The pages
Before and after, on every page.
01 · HomeBefore and after, front and centre.Drag-to-compare sliders in the hero, the services, the reviews, the FAQ.
02 · KitchensEvery kitchen, in one place.The project archive filtered to kitchens — colours, worktops, towns.
03 · Kitchen wrappingThe service, explained.What gets wrapped, how long it takes, what it costs against replacing.
Under the bonnet
Compared.
Before/after compare sliders with a drag cursor — the transformation is the pitch.
Sorted.
A project archive browsable by wrap type (kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, commercial) and colour.
Proven.
Client reviews on the home page and a reviews archive behind it.
Asked.
A contact form that takes up to five photos of the job with the enquiry.
Local.
Hampshire, London and Dorset, named on every page and in the LocalBusiness schema.
03 / 03What changed, and what the client said
The results
The results
The numbers land here as the reports come in.
No performance numbers on record for this one yet — nothing on this page is invented. numbers TBC
- Before/after sliders on the home page, the service pages and every project
- 49 project pages, each with its own colour, room and town
- Twelve colour pages and four wrap-type archives, all interlinked
- Reviews, FAQ, LocalBusiness and BreadcrumbList schema throughout
