The catalogue
Your annual structural change means these, specifically.
Most maintenance agreements say reasonable changes and argue about it later. Ours points at this page.
Eighteen section types
Hero
The opening statement and the primary action.
Features
Capabilities, services or reasons, in columns.
About
The story of the business, in an editorial layout.
Steps
A numbered process, start to finish.
FAQ
Questions and answers, expandable.
Testimonials
What customers actually said, with their names.
Stats
Numbers that matter, shown large.
Pricing
Tiers, what each includes, and the action.
Gallery
A set of photographs, arranged properly.
Media
One image or video, given room.
Spotlight
A single thing, argued at length.
Portfolio
Projects or work, in a grid.
Team
The people, with roles and photos.
Logo bar
Partners, clients or accreditations.
Rich text
Long-form writing, properly typeset.
Blog index
A list of posts or updates.
Contact
A form that delivers, plus your details.
Call to action
One clear next step, given its own band.
Why we publish the list
Once a year you can add, remove or rearrange any of the sections above, and add up to three pages. You brief it, we build it, you get one round of changes. No quote.
Anything outside this list is design or engineering work with its own published price. Publishing the boundary is how the sentence in your contract means something specific instead of becoming an argument in month nine.