How to See Site-Street's Portfolio or Get in Touch

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Site-Street's homepage doubles as its portfolio: it lists client projects with a short description of what was built and why, so you can judge the studio's style before making contact. The page evidence shows entries for UKPaint, Beecham Fisher Solicitors, Steve's Self Drive, The Lawn, Steven Booker Kitchens & Furniture, Copper Fayre, Customised Murals, and The Colourthon. If you want to reach them, use the contact details published on the site itself — the source material here does not include a phone number, email address, or contact form location, so treat the live site as the authoritative source.

What the portfolio actually shows you

Each case entry follows a similar pattern: who the client is, what was built or rebuilt, and a short note on the outcome. That structure is useful for evaluation because it tells you what the studio chooses to emphasise — speed, ease of maintenance, mobile responsiveness, and custom features come up repeatedly.

Client What Site-Street describes
UKPaint Brand new, completely custom-coded site; fast and easy to use for customers and admins; includes a feature for viewing rooms painted in a chosen colour
Beecham Fisher Solicitors Full rebrand for an established Southend-on-Sea firm — new logo, website, signage; ongoing working relationship
Steve's Self Drive New responsive site, fully mobile optimised, easily maintained by staff, built with Google's algorithm changes in mind
The Lawn Redesign of an existing site, brought up to date particularly for mobile devices
Steven Booker Kitchens & Furniture Refresh of an older site, built to be easy to maintain, fast, fully responsive, and photography-led
Copper Fayre Responsive site for a copper jewellery manufacturer; client can log in and maintain products and page content
Customised Murals Showcase site for a Basildon wallpaper and paint company with its own mural printing; customer can order using their own images; full e-commerce, maintained entirely by the client
The Colourthon Bespoke facility for an annual charity walk — walkers can sign up, pay, and add details of their chosen charity

How to read these cases before you enquire

The entries are marketing copy written by the studio, not independent reviews, so use them as a signal of scope rather than proof of results. A few things are worth extracting:

  • Custom coding vs. templates. UKPaint is described as "completely custom coded." If you need something that doesn't fit a standard template, that's the relevant example.
  • Client-maintained content. Copper Fayre, Customised Murals, and Steve's Self Drive all mention that staff maintain the site themselves. If you want to avoid paying for every content change, ask how that handover works.
  • E-commerce. Customised Murals is the clearest e-commerce example, including customer-supplied images as an order input.
  • Bespoke event or booking systems. The Colourthon entry describes sign-up, payment, and charity detail collection — relevant if you need something beyond a brochure site.
  • Rebrands and refreshes. Beecham Fisher, The Lawn, and Steven Booker show repeat work, which suggests longer-term relationships rather than one-off builds.

Getting in touch

The source material confirms only that the site presents these projects and that contact is possible through the website. It does not list an email address, phone number, or form URL, and no pricing information is given. To make contact:

  1. Open site-street.com.
  2. Look for the contact link or section in the site navigation or footer.
  3. When you write, reference the closest matching case from the table above — for example, "similar to the Customised Murals e-commerce build" — so the reply addresses your actual scope.

What to ask once you have their attention

Because the portfolio doesn't state prices, timelines, or hosting terms, those are the gaps to fill in your first message:

  • Which of the listed projects is closest to what you need, and what did it involve?
  • Is hosting included, and where are domains registered and managed?
  • Can you maintain the site yourself after launch, and what training or access is provided?
  • What does a project like yours typically cost and how long does it take?

The portfolio tells you the studio works across small business sites, e-commerce, and bespoke booking systems, with a consistent emphasis on speed, mobile responsiveness, and client-editable content. Everything beyond that — cost, availability, contract terms — has to come from Site-Street directly.