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Alder House has a brief, practical constraints, design decisions, detail images and a material palette.

A visitor can understand the thinking behind the room before starting a conversation.

Open Alder House, then follow Brief, Decisions, Materials and Visit.

The menu names Alder House, Kitchens, Materials, Our approach, Visit and Planner.

Each choice describes the content or next action rather than making the visitor guess.

Open Menu on a phone-sized screen and follow a named page.

At 390 × 844 the homepage has a dedicated menu, readable heading, kitchen image and visible Plan your kitchen action.

The first screen gives a visitor a clear choice: explore the kitchens or begin a brief.

View the working homepage at a phone width and open the menu.

The Materials page has distinct timber, stone and metal chapters, practical questions and links into the planning journey.

Clear topics, headings and internal links demonstrate the structure useful search-focused content needs.

Open Materials and use its chapter links and planning questions. The demonstration is noindex; rankings are not measured.

The five-step planner gathers a room, project stage, sample inspiration and requested visit details, then shows a review summary.

The visitor can see the information a showroom would use to prepare a first conversation. The standard plan includes a simple enquiry form; more complex planners are agreed separately.

Try the planner with supplied sample details. Pointer and keyboard activation each reached review and opened the local email preview on the captured release, with zero non-GET requests in the recorded network windows; no enquiry or booking was sent.