WEBSITE DESIGN · REFRESHES · FIXES

Website design.
Built around your next step.

A new website, a clearer version of the one you have, or a focused fix. Explore working examples, shape an idea and ask for a tailored quote.

YOUR NEXT WEBSITE / SAMPLE DESIGN
good thingsDESIGNED TO BE DISCOVERED

A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW

Make room
for something
good.

Explore the possibilities
A plant-filled desk with a laptop and a wall mood board, a stock photograph
01 / A DISTINCTIVE IDENTITYBuilt around you.
Try a different direction

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Editorial design selected

01 / FIND THE RIGHT HELP

What do you
need a hand with?

Choose a starting point below, or keep exploring. You don’t need a finished plan to ask about your project.

01 / CREATE

A new website

For a new business, a new offer or a fresh start online.

  • Clarify your pages and content
  • Shape a useful customer journey
Explore new website options
02 / REIMAGINE

A website refresh

For a site that works, but no longer shows your business clearly.

  • Improve the story and navigation
  • Review what can stay on your platform
Read the refresh guide
03 / RESOLVE

A focused fix

For a specific problem or a small change on an existing site.

  • Describe what happens and where
  • Check feasibility before agreeing work
See how to describe a fix

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02 / EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES

See what your website
could do.

Try the actual interactions, then borrow a starting point for your own brief. These are fictional examples, not client projects or live businesses.

Penne pasta with tomato and basil in a real stock photograph
GATHER & GRAINTHE NEIGHBOURHOOD KITCHEN

Good food.
Great company.

PULL UP
A CHAIR
MENU EXPLORER + TABLE DEMOEnter the kitchen

HOSPITALITY · FICTIONAL DEMO

Restaurant website

An editorial restaurant experience with a browsable menu, your own tasting shortlist and a step-by-step table-booking demonstration.

Help visitors find a dish and explore a booking journey.

  • Menu filters
  • Dish shortlist
  • Booking demo
Try the menu & table demo
Build a brief from this example
Bright white kitchen with cookware and fresh ingredients, a stock photograph
OAKLINESPACES FOR LIVING.

Your space.
Your starting point.

HOME SERVICES · FICTIONAL DEMO

Renovation website

A calm architectural experience built around an interactive materials board and a useful project planner. Change the finishes. Shape the brief.

Help visitors make choices before asking about a project.

  • Material selector
  • Live project board
  • Copyable brief
Try the project planner
Build a brief from this example
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forma+A WORKSPACE FOR BETTER DECISIONS

Less noise.
More next.

THINKING, MADE INTERACTIVEOpen the workspace

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES · FICTIONAL DEMO

Consulting website

A consulting concept that feels like a working session. Explore your focus, score sample priorities and watch the decision map respond.

Help visitors compare priorities and find relevant services.

  • Priority matrix
  • Live ranking
  • Service finder
Try the priority workspace
Build a brief from this example

03 / SHAPE AN OPTIONAL BRIEF

Shape your website.
See the idea come to life.

This workspace is optional. Try a visual direction and choose useful features, then add the result to your editable enquiry. Go straight to a quote request.

BUILD A SAMPLE WEBSITE BRIEF

What should visitors be able to do?

Select any that fit. You can change these before sending an enquiry.

Choose what visitors should be able to do
YOUR WEBSITE BRIEF2 FEATURES

Your starting point

  • Discover your services
  • Send an enquiry

A clear service story with a simple route to an enquiry.

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Local demo. Nothing is sent or saved.

CLEAR BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Good work starts
with a shared plan.

No one-size-fits-all packages. A tailored estimate and written scope before work begins.

  1. 01

    Tell us the idea

    Your goals, what you have, and what should work better.

  2. 02

    Agree on the shape

    Pages, features, feasibility, content, timing and costs.

  3. 03

    Review before launch

    A private review, your feedback, and your approval to go live.

Hands, a notebook and a calculator used for planning, a stock photograph

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WEBSITE

What would you like your website to do?

Your enquiry stays private

Submitting saves your name, email and project details in TAIAIO’s private enquiry inbox for the site owner to review and respond. Your details are not displayed publicly. Please leave out passwords, payment information and other sensitive details. Read about enquiry privacy and retention.

  • A written scope before work starts
  • Plan at your own pace
  • A tailored estimate after project review

An enquiry starts a conversation. It does not book work, accept an estimate or take a payment.

04 / START THE CONVERSATION

A few details to get started.

Only your name, reply email and project notes are required. You’ll review everything before sending.

10–2,000 characters. Your goal and a little context are enough to start. Leave out passwords and other sensitive information.

A few useful answers.

What information should my business website include?

Start with the exact services or products, a usable contact route, and the areas you actually serve. For a storefront, include the public address, current hours and any verified access or pickup instructions. For a mobile service, describe the neighbourhoods or municipalities covered rather than treating a mailing address as a service boundary.

A restaurant may need a readable menu and clear pickup details; a home-service business may need a project enquiry; a professional practice may need a clear service explanation. Explore the fictional showroom examples to see those different approaches.

How do I enquire about a website?

Use the website enquiry form. Describe your project and the customers it needs to help. Project fit, scope, timing and costs are reviewed before any work is agreed.

How should I describe my business’s service area?

Use places you can genuinely serve. Say whether customers visit you, you travel to them, or the service happens online. Include any real boundaries, pickup locations or delivery limits. If a detail needs checking, mark it as unconfirmed rather than promising coverage you cannot provide.

In your enquiry, you can include your public business website, the city or neighbourhood your customers use, and what those visitors should be able to do next. No home address is needed.

Do I need a completely new website?

Not necessarily. A focused repair or refresh may be enough. The starting point is what is working, what is getting in the way, and whether the existing platform can support the changes.

How much will my website cost?

Pricing is tailored to the agreed work. The number of pages, content, platform and integrations all affect the scope. There are no published packages; an estimate follows a review of your project requirements.

Can we handle the project without a phone call?

Yes. Start with a written request and keep the conversation by email. The scope and feedback can be reviewed in writing.

Are the sample websites real client projects?

No. Gather & Grain, Oakline, and Forma are fictional concepts made to show different design directions. They do not represent clients, testimonials, completed commissions, or business results.

What happens after I send my enquiry?

Your request is saved in a private inbox for the site owner to review. A success message appears only after it has been saved. The owner can follow up using the email you provide. Sending an enquiry does not commit you to work or payment.