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A portfolio-led WordPress website for an Austin architecture studio, giving its buildings, interiors and design thinking room to speak.

Photography carries much of an architecture studio’s story: the relationship between a building and its surroundings, the materials, the light and the details that make each space distinctive.
For Webber + Studio, the website design gives that photography a prominent place. Large images introduce the work, while restrained layouts and supporting text provide context without crowding the presentation.
The scope covered web design, WordPress development and SEO, with the portfolio setting the direction for the experience.
The studio’s work spans residential, multifamily, commercial and interior projects. Visitors need to appreciate that breadth while finding work relevant to their own plans.
Browsing by project type creates a clear starting point. Dedicated project pages then bring together imagery, property details and the architectural approach behind each commission.
A consistent page structure holds the collection together, while different photographs and narratives give each project its own character.
Choosing an architect involves understanding the people behind the portfolio. Alongside the completed work, the website introduces the studio’s team and explains how the practice approaches design and collaboration.
Leadership profiles put faces to the work. Process information and FAQs address practical questions about project stages, timelines and working relationships, helping prospective clients understand what a conversation with the studio could lead to.
The portfolio will continue to change as buildings are completed and new work takes shape. Reusable WordPress structures for projects, team profiles and FAQs allow that content to grow within the established design.
For the studio, this means a practical way to keep its work current. For visitors, it means a consistent experience, whether they arrive to explore a single home or discover the wider practice.
Next step
Tell me what you’re building, rebuilding or trying to improve. You’ll get thoughtful questions, a straightforward response and a clear idea of what comes next.