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The problem
The business needed a professional website that explained its services clearly, while keeping future content updates manageable for the person running it.
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James Ryan Building Services
A responsive builder website with service, project, about, and enquiry pages, plus a protected content editor for keeping the public site current.
Builder WebsiteWebsite and content system buildNamed client work
Services
Website strategy, Responsive design, Content editor, Enquiry workflow
Stack
Next.js, Supabase, Resend, Vercel
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What changed
We separated the public website from a protected editing experience, so visitors get a focused enquiry path and the business can prepare content safely before publishing it.
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What shipped
A preview-ready responsive website with home, services, projects, about, and contact pages, plus a protected content editor, image handling, draft preview, and launch controls.
Private details protected
Only draft public-page previews are shown. The protected editor, administrator account, enquiry records, unpublished content, storage records, and launch controls are not shown.
Solution timeline
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Clarify the public offer
Structured the services, example scopes, business story, and enquiry path into a clear public journey.
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Design the responsive site
Created a direct visual system that stays legible and useful across phone, tablet, and desktop.
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Build the protected editor
Added controlled content, image, preview, and publishing workflows without exposing administration publicly.
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Prepare for launch
Kept the finished pages behind an intentional launch state while content and final checks are completed.
Safe public proof
This page talks about the build in plain English. It avoids sensitive data and uses anonymised framing whenever the real client system is private.
Ready to build something useful?
We can turn the messy version of the problem into a practical first build, then keep the private parts private.