5-Page Drafting Website Build

via Freelancer ·

Budget / SalaryA$750–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted13 hours ago
I have the wireframes, layout concepts, and brand colours for my residential (Architectural) drafting business ready to go—I now need a developer who can turn them into a clean, professional five-page site. The page set-up is fixed: Home, About, Services, Portfolio, and Contact.

Here’s the scope in a nutshell

• Design & build the site around my supplied Figma/PDF concepts, keeping every spacing, font and visual cue intact.
• Apply the exact colour palette and typography from my existing branding guidelines (I’ll share these assets at kick-off).
• Implement a simple but effective image gallery on the Portfolio page so I can showcase drawings and finished projects.
• Add a reliable, spam-protected contact form on the Contact page that routes enquiries to my business email.
• Deliver the finished website fully responsive, tested across modern browsers, and ready to deploy to my hosting environment (cPanel/WordPress or straight HTML—happy to hear your recommendation).

What I’d like to see from you

1. Links to two or three live sites you’ve built with a similar small-business focus—ideally ones that used client-supplied designs or strict brand guidelines.
2. A brief outline of your workflow: discovery, staging server, client review cycles, hand-off, and post-launch support.
3. Expected timing from project start to go-live.

Acceptance criteria

• All five pages mirror the approved layouts and colour scheme.
• Portfolio gallery loads quickly and scales on mobile.
• Contact form successfully sends and stores messages.
• No console errors or layout breaks on the latest Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.

I’m ready to share the design files as soon as we agree on the timeline, so please send over your best examples and a short note on how you’ll tackle this build.
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