Interior design practice website in Egypt
Service pages, relevant portfolios and distinct enquiry forms for an Egyptian design practice.
Three different enquiries
Interior design, architectural models and virtual tours bring different questions. A visitor commissioning a model needs to describe a different project from someone seeking interior design. Each service has a dedicated entry point and a set of relevant projects.
Connecting services to work
The introduction lets visitors switch services, updating the description and enquiry action. Each service also has a direct URL for people arriving through search. Within the service page, the gallery shows projects associated with that service.
The projects give visitors context for an enquiry. The architectural work belongs to the practice. This case concerns the design and development of the website and its enquiry flow.
Collecting the right details
The forms ask different questions for an interior design project, a model and a virtual tour. The receiving team can start with the project context and decide what information it needs next.
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