Lead with the finished work
Large project imagery gives visitors an immediate sense of the cabinetry. The typography and contrast keep the introduction and next steps readable over the photo.
Client website / Elliot Lake, Ontario
A website that puts a local cabinetmaker's work in the spotlight. I handled the complete project, from choosing the theme to building and launching the finished site.
Visit website01 / The brief
For a cabinetry business, finished projects tell a visitor more than a long list of services. The website needed to give that work room to be seen and make the next step clear.
I built the site around three things: showing what Forsyth makes, making its local identity clear, and helping someone with a project in mind get in touch.
I owned the website project from start to finish. That included selecting the theme, adapting it to the business, organizing the pages and content, and taking the build through to launch.
02 / The decisions
The theme provided a foundation. The finished website needed to feel specific to Forsyth.
Large project imagery gives visitors an immediate sense of the cabinetry. The typography and contrast keep the introduction and next steps readable over the photo.
Kitchens, storage, closets, and woodworking each have a route into the gallery. Visitors can start with the kind of project they are considering.
A prominent call button sits alongside the project link. Phone and email details are also available in the footer, giving visitors a direct way to start a conversation.

03 / The finished website
The result is a complete website with a clear path: get to know the business, explore its projects, and contact the person who can build something for your space.
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