Website projects
Explore 40 website project presentations from Webvelopment’s complete portfolio.
Project collection
WebsiteUD Trucks
WebsiteRampararat
WebsitePatroa
WebsiteZipcord
WebsiteWood @ Ease
WebsiteTutor Doctor
WebsiteThe Industry Force
WebsiteSystematix
WebsiteStreet Smart
WebsiteStone Lifestyle
WebsiteStatton Walsh
WebsiteSpace
WebsiteSoftSol
WebsiteSVN
WebsiteROI
WebsitePilango
WebsitePerforated Plastics
WebsiteOLCTC
WebsiteNitrosure
WebsiteNWB
WebsiteMaen
WebsiteLawTem Website
WebsiteKriptolink
WebsiteInfraplant
WebsiteHolistic Life Coaching
WebsiteHaval Pretoria
WebsiteGWM Pretoria
WebsiteGrand Timepiece
WebsiteFanci Feather
WebsiteEF EN Trading
WebsiteDigicars
WebsiteDenton Inc
WebsiteDebt Solutions 4 U Website
WebsiteDJW Industrial
WebsiteChery Australia
WebsiteCapital Music Association
WebsiteBlack Ice
WebsiteArmoured Mobility Website
WebsiteAfrikode
WebsiteAdios
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Start with a task someone would visit your website to complete: understand a service, compare what you offer or find the right person to contact. Keep that task in mind as you browse; it gives you something more useful to compare than colour or style alone.
There are 40 projects in this original category. Open a card to see its available gallery beyond the cover image. Presentations vary in length, so compare the pages shown rather than assuming every gallery covers a complete site. Names and category labels are preserved from the source collection.
Use the work to frame a useful discussion
Look at what a page explains first, how its navigation groups information and where it invites a visitor to enquire. If a layout catches your eye, try to name the part that helps: a clear introduction, an easy-to-scan service list or contact details close to the information someone needs.
You can like one part of a presentation without wanting the whole design. Send us the project link and point out the section you want to discuss. The images help us talk about presentation; a particular CMS, integration or measured conversion result needs separate project information.
Plan the next step
Bring a project link, a short description of your audience and the decision your website should help them make. Existing copy, a page list or examples of enquiries you want to receive can help us understand what needs explaining.
Tell us who will review the content, any timing constraints and whether staff need to update it themselves. We can use those details to discuss where to begin, from clarifying the page structure to planning the website work.
Discuss a website brief or return to the complete portfolio.
Use a website example to ask a content question
Turn a visual preference into a question about your own content. For example: “Before someone asks us for a quote, do they need a short service overview, a list of what is included or guidance on what information to send?” The answer helps decide what belongs on the page and where the enquiry link should appear.
It also helps to ask who will approve that information and who will keep it current. A portfolio image can support a layout conversation, but it does not establish the source project’s CMS or ongoing operating arrangement. We will need to discuss your publishing and enquiry requirements for your own site.
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