A new website for an interior design studio

ReneDesign runs interiors from first concept to on-site supervision. The site had one job: enquiries through the form, which the studio calls back the next working day. I rebuilt it by hand around that one moment.

Services

  • UX/UI design
  • Web development
  • Analytics & tracking

Live site

renedesign.pl

The old site was slow, and the form on it ran with no measurement behind it. The studio had no idea how many people were submitting it, or where those people came from. Meta Ads were about to start, and without measurement that's spending the budget blind.

There was one goal: enquiries the studio calls back the next working day.

I rebuilt the site from scratch, 18 pages. The homepage runs one path to the form, and design-with-supervision, the service the studio earns most from, got the most room.

Founder, ReneDesign logo
Our old site was slow, dated and kept breaking. Igor rebuilt it from scratch, now it loads instantly, looks modern and actually works for our business.
Rene WielogórskaRene WielogórskaFounder, ReneDesign

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If you are rebuilding a site that has to bring in enquiries rather than just look the part, I am happy to talk it through.

The rebuilt ReneDesign homepage on a phone: the hero headline, one dark call to action, and the studio's own interiors below it.
The homepage on a laptop: a quiet headline, one dark call to action, and a strip of the studio's own rooms doing the selling.
The portfolio listing: Adamowizna House, Białołęka Apartment and Praga Apartment alternating down the page, each with its floor area in the title.
A project page on a desktop: the Białołęka gallery with its facts above it and client quotes below, beside the studio's own “about” band.
The same page on a phone: Apartament Białołęka, with investment type, residents and a 50 m² floor area stated above the gallery.
The studio pages: the mobile hero, the band on getting to know how a home is lived in, and the founder’s own introduction.
The finished site on a phone, angled against a plaster wall: the Adamowizna House project card with its 220 m² floor area in the title.

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