A website that gets people through the gate.

The opportunity

Everything on these mockups already exists on your site today. It is spread across sixteen pages, and the best of it — the sunset, the rooms, twenty-odd testimonials — is the part people have to go looking for.

This redesign puts your own photographs and your guests' own words front-and-centre, and gives people one clear way to ask about a tasting or a space — all built mobile-first.

• Your reviews, word for word — All 6 of the reviews you already publish, on the page word for word.
• Everything you offer, in one place — Tastings, event spaces, concerts and private parties, each with its own description instead of a menu people have to hunt through.
• Photo gallery — The vineyard, the tasting rooms and the pavilion at full size, instead of one or two pictures stranded on each sub-page.
• Enquiry and booking form — Name, email, phone, which space and the details — for the people who would rather write than ring.
• Found on Google — clean SEO structure, and every page set up to be indexed.
• Mobile-first & fast — looks sharp and loads quickly on every phone, built on your own brand colours rather than a stock theme.
• One-tap calling — your number is a call button in the header of every page, at every screen size.

• Six of your reviews, word for word — Taken from your testimonials page exactly as you publish them, with a link under the cards to the rest. Nothing invented, nothing written for you — and nothing trimmed except the length of the list.
• Your own descriptions, kept — Each one keeps the wording you already wrote, rather than a rewrite that puts words in your mouth.
• Your own photographs, used properly — Every picture on these pages is one of yours, lifted from your own site at full size. Nothing stock has been added, and nothing has been generated.
• Your drone film, given a section of its own — The flight over the vineyard already on your homepage plays there muted and looping behind other content. Here it is a "Take a tour" section with sound and controls, so a visitor can choose to watch it.
• 6 questions answered up front — The things people ring up to ask, answered on the page using what you already publish — so fewer enquiries start from nothing.
• Your awards and memberships, on every page — Both lists sit in the closing band over your own sunset photograph, instead of on two sub-pages. Beside them, 4.7 out of 5, from 249 Google reviews, with your Google profile linked from the header.
• Your brand colours, taken from what you already use — The accent colour is measured out of your current site — the gold already on your homepage heading — rather than picked to taste, so it matches what you use today.
• Your rates, hours and wine list, on the page — The things people ring up to ask — what a space costs, when you are open, what is on the list this month — are laid out where they can be read, using the figures you already publish.
• Your photographs, as a gallery — Your own pictures of the vineyard, the rooms and the view get a proper gallery instead of sitting one-per-page.