Show the right projects
Choose examples that represent the work you want more of. A strong project page can explain the customer's brief, the site constraints and what your business delivered, alongside images used with permission.
A before-and-after sequence is useful when it is genuine and comparable. We do not invent completed projects or outcomes to fill a gallery. Locations can be described at a suitable level without publishing a client's address.
Give services a clear structure
Landscape design, construction and ongoing garden care answer different needs. We organise service information around your capabilities and explain how the customer moves from an idea to a discussion or quote.
If particular work depends on licences, approvals or specialist partners, the wording should reflect your real arrangements. A garden maintenance customer should also be able to find recurring service information without reading through large construction projects.
Explain the consultation process
Outline how you discuss requirements, review a site, scope the work and prepare a proposal. Customers can then understand which decisions happen before pricing or scheduling is confirmed.
The website can explain what helps at the first enquiry: a suburb, the project type, a short description and the stage the customer is at. Photos or detailed plans can be requested later through an agreed channel.
Make galleries work on mobile
Large images need sensible file sizes, relevant descriptions and a layout that does not make a visitor wait for every photo before reading the page. Important service and contact information should remain accessible alongside the work.
A gallery is not a substitute for service content. We connect relevant project material with explanations of the work and the next step a customer can take.
Build around your next stage
A new site may start with core services, a small selection of authorised work examples and a consultation enquiry. An existing site may benefit from a website redesign that preserves its useful content and links.
Explore websites for tradies and our website packages for the wider process. Discuss a landscaping website with your service list, current website and project material you can publish.