Kennewick web design that connects project proof to real requests.

Yes, when the page identifies the builder’s actual contribution accurately. The visitor should be able to distinguish company work from the partner’s scope. We use your project records to write those labels instead of implying every finished element was yours.

Leave unsupported claims out until the details can be verified. A smaller collection with accurate scope is more useful than a large gallery with uncertain attribution. We can begin the site structure while you gather the records for selected examples.

Place the relevant evidence beside the service explanation and a clear invitation to describe a project. The form should start a conversation your staff can review. It should not assume a visitor’s job is accepted merely because it resembles a gallery image.

The site’s size determines whether it fits the typical project or needs a larger fixed proposal. Better documentation helps us write accurate content; it is not itself a published price multiplier. The discovery conversation establishes the proposed build scope.

The business owns the site, domain, hosting and content. The private Loom walkthrough explains how the completed site works. Tell us which project updates staff expects to make so the handoff addresses the parts they will use.