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The useful introduction
An architectural introduction often begins with a photograph and quickly turns into questions about cost, disruption and what can change. Use a Tap Tap Go profile to present one relevant renovation, a short description of the brief and the responsibilities your practice handled. A portfolio becomes useful when a prospective client can recognise a problem similar to theirs.
Make the next step clear
Arrange the journey around discovery: project overview, design approach, typical appointment and enquiry link. Explain which images show completed work and which show proposals. Keep client addresses and private plans out of the public profile. The first enquiry can then describe the building, intended changes and desired timing instead of simply asking for a price.
A hypothetical scene
A hypothetical homeowner admires an open kitchen. The project note reveals that daylight and circulation drove the redesign, giving them language for their own consultation.
Make it practical.
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