An offer people can follow
Service pages that explain the audience, format, scope and first step. A clear distinction between one-to-one work, group programmes and consulting.
For coaches & consultants
Help people understand who you work with, how you help and whether your approach feels right. We design coaching and consulting websites around that first decision.

Selected work · Website & identity
Made of Elsewhere is an embodiment coaching practice. Our work brought website design, identity and creative direction together around the practice’s approach.
The tone of the site can help people understand the experience of working with you, while the service information makes that experience concrete.
Start with the decisions
Coaching and consulting can be difficult to compare. A broad promise, an unfamiliar method or a long list of services can leave a visitor unsure where to start.
Explain the situations you help with in language your clients use. Give each distinct service enough space to be understood.
Introduce your experience, approach and relevant work. Use approved client stories when available, with context about the engagement.
Describe what the first conversation is for, how to prepare and what happens afterwards. A booking link works better when the next step is clear.
Planned together
Start with what visitors need. Then choose the pages, content and functionality that support it.
Service pages that explain the audience, format, scope and first step. A clear distinction between one-to-one work, group programmes and consulting.
Thoughtful typography, portraiture and page structure that make room for your perspective. Resources and writing can support the offer without overwhelming it.
Accessible forms, mobile layouts and search foundations. Existing scheduling tools can be connected where they fit the agreed journey.
Scope to discuss. Programme libraries, email sequences, member areas, copywriting and paid bookings need their own brief. We check your existing tools before recommending a connection.
Share who you want to work with, your current services and the questions people ask before booking. Existing copy, portraits and approved client feedback give us a useful starting point. We agree any additional writing or photography support together.
A shared plan
Your proposal sets the schedule. Content readiness, integrations and feedback shape the timing.
Agree the audience, goals and scope.
Plan the pages, messages and assets.
Review the layout and visual direction.
Build the site and agreed connections.
Test, publish and complete the handover.
A focused starting point
Your proposal confirms the final scope.
Bookings, stores, memberships and other integrations are quoted around your requirements. Content support, ongoing care and recurring software or hosting fees are discussed alongside the build.
Find out what your website needsWe review the tool you use, what information you need before a call and any subscription requirements. The proposal confirms whether a link, embed or a more involved integration is appropriate.
Yes. We can plan separate pages for individual coaching, programmes or consulting so visitors can compare the options. The number of pages is agreed in the scope.
We help organise the content and clarify what each page needs to communicate. You generally supply the text; additional copywriting can be scoped separately.
We can use your experience, approach, qualifications and relevant work to help visitors assess fit. The site does not need invented quotes or outcome claims.
We agree a schedule after reviewing the page count, content readiness and integrations. You will know the review stages and what is needed from you before work starts.
Your next move
Start with a free website audit. We’ll look at how clearly your current site explains your work and invites the right conversation.
Share your website and what you want to improve. Planning a new site? Tell us about it in the audit form.