# Industry guides

Choose pages, content and priorities for your business.

- [Budget and planning](/en/blog/category/budget-and-planning/)
- [Design and content](/en/blog/category/design-and-content/)
- [Technical foundations](/en/blog/category/technical-foundations/)
- [SEO and discovery](/en/blog/category/seo-and-discovery/)
- [Industry guides](/en/blog/category/industry-guides/)

## [Planning a consultancy website](/en/blog/planning-a-consultancy-website/)

Explain the type of problem you help solve, the engagement process and the information needed for a first conversation. Credibility should come from verifiable work and clear scope.

## [Presenting an architecture or interior design portfolio](/en/blog/presenting-an-architecture-or-interior-design-portfolio/)

A portfolio should explain the project as well as show it. Add context, responsibilities and permission-aware photography with a manageable mobile image load.

## [What a café or restaurant website should include](/en/blog/what-a-cafe-or-restaurant-website-should-include/)

Visitors often need the current menu, opening hours, genuine location and a practical way to make contact. Keep these details easy to read on a phone.

## [Planning a website for a local repair service](/en/blog/planning-a-website-for-a-local-repair-service/)

State the equipment or problems served, real service coverage and how enquiries are handled. Make contact simple without inventing branches or availability.

## [A simple website plan for beauty and care businesses](/en/blog/a-simple-website-plan-for-beauty-and-care-businesses/)

Help visitors understand services, practical preparation and how to ask for an appointment. Keep claims within the business’s verified scope.

## [Product catalogue website or online store?](/en/blog/product-catalogue-website-or-online-store/)

A catalogue presents products and collects enquiries; an online store also manages transactions and order operations. Decide which workflow the business is ready to support.

## [Planning a website for courses and education](/en/blog/planning-a-website-for-courses-and-education/)

Explain the intended learner, prerequisites, format and confirmed timetable. Distinguish an information request from actual enrollment.

## [A personal brand and portfolio website for freelancers](/en/blog/a-personal-brand-and-portfolio-website-for-freelancers/)

Lead with the work clients can hire you for and show examples that explain your contribution. Make the contact path proportionate to the project.

## [The content checklist for a first business website](/en/blog/the-content-checklist-for-a-first-business-website/)

Prepare the basic business facts, service descriptions, images and contact preferences before design starts. An organized content folder reduces avoidable uncertainty.

## [Reaching international customers with a multilingual site](/en/blog/reaching-international-customers-with-a-multilingual-site/)

Choose languages based on the people you can actually serve. Translate the complete enquiry journey and explain currency, scope and communication expectations.

These guides provide general information. Current package scope is shown on the pricing page; results and rankings are not guaranteed.

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