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Architect sector

A site that shows your work and explains your method.

An architecture project is decided on trust: clients want to see work close to their own and understand how you operate. We build the site around the portfolio, the approach and the project stages, with a contact path that qualifies the enquiry from the first message.

In-house products and delivered sites

BookFlow

Online booking for shops and service businesses. Clear calendar, automatic reminders, three-click booking.

In-house product · Online booking

Movaven

Practice management software for Belgian physiotherapists: patient records, scheduling, invoicing in one place.

In-house product · Health software

Synara One

The freelancer's management platform: clients, invoices, documents and modules that switch on with your business.

In-house product · Management platform

VM Esthétique
Example

Online booking replaced phone calls between treatments, and automatic reminders cut no-shows.

The owner

Beauty salon — Charleroi

Suiviko

Showcase site with an AI assistant fed by the site: visitors ask questions, submit requests and book online.

Delivered site · AI assistant and booking

Enregle

Same foundation: showcase site, AI-powered FAQ and booking straight from the site.

Delivered site · AI FAQ and booking

Centre Vital
Example

Patient records are finally readable between sessions. Less paperwork, more time to treat.

The physiotherapist

Physio practice — Charleroi

Your logoAdd

What's your profile?

Expertise adapted to your business

Goal

Present a coherent body of work and attract clients that match the practice's scale.

Audiences

Homeowners, developers, companies, public bodies.

Key pages

Home, projects, practice, approach, services, press, contact.

Conversion

Meeting request, project enquiry.

Web challenges

The challenges specific to your sector

An architecture website has to convince through images, then answer the practical questions that come before first contact. Three challenges come up regularly.

Carry a readable signature

Problem

Portfolios look alike: the same wide shots, the same captions, no hierarchy between projects. Visitors remember neither the approach nor what sets the practice apart.

Solution

We select the projects that carry a position, write short texts about intentions and constraints, and make the method recognisable from page to page.

Indicator

Depth of navigation in the portfolio, time per project, enquiries that mention a specific project.

Answer the practical questions

Problem

Project stages, phases, the client's role, fees: these questions come up at every first meeting and hold back visitors already convinced by the images.

Solution

We create method and services pages that explain the stages, deliverables and working framework, without unnecessary jargon.

Indicator

Views on method pages, quality of incoming enquiries, meetings that move forward.

Document projects for search

Problem

Images alone rank poorly. A project with no text, no location and no brief stays invisible in search, even when it is remarkable.

Solution

Every project gets a complete page: brief, location, constraints, materials, key stages, in a readable and shareable format.

Indicator

Organic traffic to project pages, shares, enquiries coming from those pages.

Details that make the difference

What Synara does that others don't

A portfolio with no text, where only the image matters.

Each project tells its context, its stance and its constraints.

The way you work stays implicit until the meeting.

Project stages and everyone's role are explained.

Fees are a topic the site avoids.

The working framework is set out without ambiguity.

One form for every kind of enquiry.

A contact path that clarifies the project, timeline and budget.

Method

How we work

  1. Discovery

    A call to understand your business, your customers and your goals. We define scope, timeline and budget.

  2. Design

    High-fidelity mockups: you see and approve every screen before a single line of code is written.

  3. Build

    Short iterations. You follow progress online, on a staging environment.

  4. Launch & support

    Go live, measure, keep improving. You own everything: code, domain, content.

Questions

Before you write

How do we choose which projects to show?

We start from your body of work and your goals: houses, public buildings, renovations. A few complete, well-told projects beat a catalogue with no hierarchy.

Should we publish photos from sites in progress?

It helps when it shows real work: details, construction, coordination with contractors. A site diary or news section works if you can keep it going.

Can we include plans and sections?

Yes, as readable visuals with captions that explain what you are looking at. On mobile, extracts or simplified views work better than unreadable sheets.

Let's get started!

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