What visitors need
People hiring a planner judge taste first and competence second, and most planner sites show neither well: one undivided gallery, then a contact form that asks for a date and nothing else.
EXAMPLE SITE / Event planning and design
A site for an event planning and design studio: past events told as stories, a moodboard you compose yourself, and an enquiry that carries it.

People hiring a planner judge taste first and competence second, and most planner sites show neither well: one undivided gallery, then a contact form that asks for a date and nothing else.
We sorted the work the way clients think about it, told each event from brief to night with its design choices named, stated fees and process plainly, and gave visitors a curated moodboard to show their own taste before the first call.
A complete fictional journey: filter past events and read one as a story, start a moodboard from it or from scratch, reorder and prune it, then send it with an enquiry that checks lead times and venue details and ends in a warm, specific thank-you.
LOOK AND FEEL
DESIGN CHOICES
Six past events, filtered by weddings, private celebrations and corporate, each opening as a brief, a design and a night, with the design notes spelled out.
A curated set of palettes, florals, light and tables composes into a board you can reorder and prune, and any past event can seed it.
Type, date or season, guests, venue known or not, services and budget, with lead-time rules and the moodboard attached, ending in a warm, specific confirmation.
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