Construction & Fire Services Portal
Publicada el 2026-07-14
Descripción de la oferta
I need a web presence that feels professional and corporate yet makes it effortless for clients to connect with our building-construction and fire-protection team. The core of the site is interaction and booking, so every page should guide visitors toward three clear actions: • Schedule a consultation through an intuitive calendar that lets them pick dates, times, and preferred project type. • File service requests with the option to upload drawings, photos, or compliance documents. • Start a live-chat session for quick questions—ideally tied into WhatsApp Business, Messenger, or another mainstream chat widget that can sit unobtrusively in the corner on both desktop and mobile. The layout must be responsive, load quickly, and project the same confidence our on-site crews deliver. Think crisp typography, disciplined colour palette, and imagery that showcases structural work and fire-safety installs without clutter. Key pages I expect: 1. Home with a strong value proposition and immediate “Book Now” call-to-action. 2. Services section broken into Construction, Fire-System Design, and Maintenance. 3. Consultation Booking page (calendar + short form). 4. Service Request portal (secure file upload, ticket ID generation). 5. Live Chat integration across all pages. 6. About & Contact, plus footer links to industry certifications. I’ll provide logo, brand colours, and initial copy; you handle the design, development, and basic on-page SEO. Once built, hand over a clean CMS (WordPress, Webflow, or similar) so my team can update content without touching code. Acceptance criteria: • Fully responsive across Chrome, Safari, Edge, and recent mobile browsers. • All three client-interaction features tested end-to-end. • PageSpeed Insights mobile score ≥ 80. • CMS login with admin and editor roles configured. If this aligns with your expertise, tell me which tech stack you recommend and an estimated timeline for the first deployable version.
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