Absolute Joinery Website

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Joinery Website
We have recently finished a website for our clients Absolute Joinery. Absolute Joinery are a South West based joinery company producing beautiful bespoke joinery, ranging from one-off pieces such as staircases and furniture, to antique replica windows and cutting-edge glass extensions.

We had a colour palette the client was happy with so went about creating the site. The website combines elements from both Marie and my designs, and incorporates a bespoke gallery. We used lots of photographs throughout the website to show the very extensive range of joinery the company produce, and let those images show the quality of work.

Joinery Portfolio Gallery
The Projects page is what we refer to as a gallery and in this instance has been organised into albums of categories, such as doors or windows. This was Marie's design and I think creates an elegant platform from which the user can view the work. It was important to the client that the variety of their work could be displayed. When an album is selected a large image appears and the navigation on the right allows the user to scroll through and view the pictures that interest them larger.

Image in Joinery Gallery
The intention is to provide users with a taster of a company who provide high quality joinery in Cornwall and also Devon, but encourage visitors to contact Absolute to learn exactly who bespoke their service can be.

Emma Julian

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