A clear service story
Explain each service with the problem it addresses, the work involved and the information a prospective customer should share.
Products & solutions Web Builder
Portfolio Website
Show your work. Start better conversations.
Create a business website that explains your services, presents your work and gives visitors a clear way to enquire. Build a useful introduction to your business before the first call.
STINGO CONNECTED BUSINESS
Portfolio WebsitePeople, process and next actions.
Built around your daily workPortfolio Website,
Portfolio Website,
explained.
A portfolio website should help a visitor understand what you do, who you help and what to do next. Plan the content around those questions before choosing the visual details.
Project presentation
Group work by service or customer need. Add a short brief and your contribution so images have useful context.
Flexible page design
The Stingo builder describes customizable templates and a visual editor for creating a responsive business website.
An enquiry journey
Place a clear contact action after important content. Decide who will receive enquiries and how the team will respond.
From first action to follow-through
How it works, step by step.
Plan
List your audiences, services and the questions the website should answer.
Build
Choose a template and prepare your service descriptions, project images and contact information.
Review
Read the pages on desktop and mobile and check that navigation and contact actions are easy to use.
Publish
Confirm the domain and hosting setup, then keep project details and contact information current.
Illustrative use case
A service business introducing its expertise
A consultant groups projects by the type of problem solved. Each project explains the brief and the work delivered, with an enquiry action that invites visitors to describe a similar requirement.
Portfolio WebsiteA shared process. A visible next step.
01Plan
02Build
03Review
04Publish
Make the demo relevant to your team
Start with your real workflow.
Bring your logo, approved project images, service descriptions and domain details. Decide which customer names or project details you have permission to publish.
Discuss your requirementsYour questions, answered
Before you get started.
Practical details to help you plan the right setup for your team.
How is a portfolio different from a store?
A portfolio presents services and work to generate conversations. A store organizes products and a buying or order journey.
Do I need finished content first?
A draft service list, a few representative projects and contact details are a useful starting point. Review the words and images before publishing.
What should I confirm before launch?
Confirm domain connection, hosting, page titles, mobile layout and the enquiry destination. Test the complete contact journey with your team.