Four complete browsable showroom website examples
12+ pagesProject planner
01Source-grounded held private preview
D&M Kitchens
Source-grounded project and showroom depth
- Depth
- 12+ pages
- Enquiry path
- Project planner
Homepage / Ranges / Projects / Showroom / Planner / Contact
Open the complete delivery ledger
- ✓
Homepage and showroom storySource-grounded private preview
- ✓
Kitchen and range pagesComplete preview structure
- ✓
Project case studiesSource-grounded project content
- ✓
Materials and appliancesBrowsable decision content
- ✓
Service-area pagesLocal showroom context
- ✓
Reviews and trustVerified-source presentation
- ✓
Contact and showroomSource-grounded details
- ✓
Complete plannerWorking held preview
Prepared from the verified D&M source pack for private review. D&M has not commissioned, approved or launched it; no client relationship is claimed.
7 pagesAppointment planner
02Fictional demonstration
Lumen & Larder
Flagship project dossier and pending visit request
- Depth
- 7 pages
- Enquiry path
- Appointment planner
Alder House / Kitchens / Materials / Approach / Visit / Planner
Open the complete delivery ledger
- ✓
Homepage and showroom storySingle-showroom demonstration
- ✓
Kitchen and range pagesThree fictional room directions
- ✓
Project case studiesSample room-study archive
- ✓
Materials and appliancesEditorial material library
- ✓
Service-area pagesVisit and postcode preparation
- ✓
Reviews and trustTruth boundaries, no invented reviews
- ✓
Contact and showroomPending visit-request journey
- ✓
Complete plannerAppointment-specific demonstration
Invented showroom identity and sample data; not customer work or performance proof.
6 pagesShowroom routing
03Fictional demonstration
Cairn & Grain Kitchens
Sample studio queue, reassignment and failure states
- Depth
- 6 pages
- Enquiry path
- Showroom routing
Studio operations / Kitchens / Studios / Service areas / Planner
Open the complete delivery ledger
- ✓
Homepage and showroom storyMulti-studio demonstration
- ✓
Kitchen and range pagesStudio-led fictional collection
- ✓
Project case studiesSample branch perspectives
- ✓
Materials and appliancesMixed-material direction
- ✓
Service-area pagesPostcode routing explainer
- ✓
Reviews and trustVisible routing audit, no invented reviews
- ✓
Contact and showroomThree fictional studio profiles
- ✓
Complete plannerAssignment and reassignment demonstration
Invented showroom identity and sample data; not customer work or performance proof.
7 pagesProject qualification
04Fictional demonstration
Morrow & Moss
Whole-room sequence and directional project fit
- Depth
- 7 pages
- Enquiry path
- Project qualification
Courtyard Rooms / Kitchens / Living spaces / Materials / Process / Planner
Open the complete delivery ledger
- ✓
Homepage and showroom storyDesign-led whole-room demonstration
- ✓
Kitchen and range pagesFictional architectural studies
- ✓
Project case studiesWhole-room sample archive
- ✓
Materials and appliancesMaterial journal and care prompts
- ✓
Service-area pagesConsultation-fit journey
- ✓
Reviews and trustDirectional fit, no invented outcomes
- ✓
Contact and showroomConsultation preference capture
- ✓
Complete plannerQualification-specific demonstration
Invented showroom identity and sample data; not customer work or performance proof.
The work after launch
A managed layer around a premium showroom website.
The £99/month plan is the managed website, hosting and improvement layer. It is not a promise of unlimited bespoke work, a fixed task count or guaranteed search and enquiry results.The £99 operating rhythm
- 01
Weekly careOne prioritised in-scope review cycle covers the most useful current website, technical, content, local-search or enquiry-path need.
- 02
Monthly readbackCompleted work, checks, blockers, the next useful priority and anything awaiting showroom approval are summarised plainly.
- 03
Owner approvalFacts, imagery, publication-sensitive content, integrations, domains and other approval-bound changes wait for showroom approval.
Routine website requests use the agreed managed-service intake route. Scope and turnaround are agreed per request before work starts; no universal response-time promise is made in this preview.
Paid media, third-party subscriptions, bulk content, specialist recovery, links or PR, new external integrations and work outside the agreed website boundary are separately scoped.A plain-English readback of completed work, observed checks, the next useful priority and anything waiting for showroom approval.
Completed in this sample- Reworked the mobile kitchen-gallery path so the enquiry action remains visible after browsing.
- Added an in-scope service-area page using approved showroom facts and internal links.
- Corrected one broken project image and reviewed the affected page on phone, tablet and desktop.
- Website health
- Core routes checked · no failed images in this sample
- Search foundations
- Titles, canonicals, sitemap and indexability reviewed
- Enquiry journey
- Primary actions and sample planner path rechecked
Next priorityNext suggested priority: strengthen one verified project story and its route into the planner.
Awaiting approvalAwaiting showroom approval: final project photographs and permission to publish the project location.
This is an illustrative report format, not evidence of work completed for a customer or a promise of a fixed monthly task count. Real reports use verified activity and available measurement.Only after approval
What happens to a live enquiry?
The planners on this page stop before transmission. A live handoff is only enabled after its destination, acknowledgement and failure behaviour have been approved and tested.- 01
Customer completes the plannerRequired details and consent wording are validated.
- 02
A validated enquiry is createdDuplicate, attachment and provider-failure handling follow the approved live contract.
- 03
The approved showroom destination receives itThis may be a monitored inbox or a separately supported CRM—not an arbitrary recipient.
- 04
The owner reviews and respondsRouting, assignment and response ownership stay explicit.
- 05
The customer receives an acknowledgementOnly after the final wording, sender and delivery path have been approved and tested.
No live inbox, CRM, calendar, tracking, storage or customer acknowledgement is connected in these examples.
The managed service
What £99/month is designed to cover.
Kitchen Front builds the site, hosts it, improves local search visibility and strengthens the enquiry journey—so your team can focus on kitchens and customers.01Build and launch preparation
A rebuilt, mobile-first kitchen website using approved business facts, galleries, project sections and enquiry calls to action. Nothing changes on your live domain without separate approval.
02Existing-site transition
In-scope pages, verified content and images, redirects, domain and DNS steps are reviewed and agreed before any separately approved switch. The existing site stays unchanged until then; third-party account transfers are not implied.
03Hosting and managed care
Hosting, website edits by email, health monitoring and routine website updates are included within the managed website boundary.
04Search and enquiry foundations
Relevant technical, content, local-search and enquiry-path improvements are prioritised without promising rankings, traffic or enquiry outcomes.
05Integration before activation
The planners here are non-transmitting demonstrations. Real email, CRM, calendar, consent, retention and failure handling are confirmed, approved and tested separately before any live connection.
No setup fee.Private preview takes no payment. Your first 30 live days are free. Near the end, we ask whether you would like to continue. Nothing is charged automatically. Only after you explicitly agree to carry on does the £99/month service begin. No setup fee. The paid-service and exit terms are confirmed before that agreement.Your domain, brand, approved content and images, enquiries and customer relationships remain yours. Website-file export or transfer, technical exit, hosting and rollback terms are confirmed before activation.
Migration safety
A migration safety pack before any switch.
A private rebuild does not replace the current site. The transition is separately reviewed, evidenced and approved.- 01
Page and asset inventoryAgree the in-scope URLs, verified copy, images and files.
- 02
Redirect mapMap changed URLs and test every agreed redirect before cutover.
- 03
Search foundationsReview titles, descriptions, canonicals, sitemap, robots and structured facts.
- 04
Measurement continuityAgree any approved analytics and Search Console access; no tracking is assumed from the preview.
- 05
Staging acceptanceCheck the final routes, forms, imagery, accessibility and noindex removal plan before launch approval.
- 06
DNS and rollbackName the responsible people, exact records, cutover window and technically feasible return path.
This is a migration checklist, not evidence of a completed client migration or a guarantee that rankings, traffic or enquiries will remain unchanged.The evidence gate
How demonstration proof becomes a genuine case study.
No permissioned launched-client result is claimed here today.Design quality can be shown now. Client outcomes require a controlled pilot, a verified baseline and written permission before publication.- 1
Select one showroom only after explicit contact and pilot approval.
- 2
Record the approved website, traffic and qualified-enquiry baseline before any switch.
- 3
Launch only after source, integration, privacy, DNS and rollback checks are signed off.
- 4
Measure the agreed enquiry and operating outcomes without presenting correlation as guaranteed causation.
- 5
Publish a named case study, figures or testimonial only with written customer approval.
This section describes the evidence gate only. A pilot, showroom contact, launch and any case-study publication each require separate approval.Before anything goes live
Confirmed in writing before activation.
These operational terms are not silently assumed from a preview. The activation pack must name each final route, deadline and exit behaviour before payment or a live-domain change.Continuation decision and review pointThe review date, responsible approver and explicit-agreement record near the end of the first 30 live days.
Not set in this previewWebsite export or transferThe technically available files, verified content and images, format, exclusions and timetable.
Not set in this previewHosting terminationThe date managed hosting and routine improvements stop after cancellation.
Not set in this previewDomain and DNS return pathThe separately approved cutover, technically feasible rollback steps and ownership of each action.
Not set in this previewUploads and enquiry dataWhere live data is stored, who can access it, and its retention, export and deletion rules.
Not set in this previewIntegration failure handlingThe approved fallback, duplicate protection, owner notification and customer acknowledgement behaviour.
Not set in this previewPayment authorisationThe approved payment provider, authority and explicit-agreement record before any billing can begin.
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