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Proposal · prepared for Hanna's Picture Framing · 18 May 2026

A few specific fixes for hannaspictureframing.co.uk

Hanna's Picture Framing · Llanfoist, Abergavenny · website rebuild

I rebuild small-business websites in my spare time when I can see they are leaving consults on the table. Three things stood out on the live site when I read it on a phone over a coffee in Abergavenny last week. Three findings below, then a working rebuild you can click through.

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Gypsy Lane · Llanfoist · since 2022

Conservation Level 2 framing and Artglass AR70, by appointment. Open the live preview ↗

Three findings, in the order I noticed them

What the live site is hiding that the rebuild surfaces.

Read on a Pixel 7 on a single-bar 4G connection in central Abergavenny, 14 May 2026. The findings are specific, the fixes are in the /preview.

01

Conservation Level 2 and Artglass AR70 are buried four paragraphs into the About page.

What I saw
The two credentials that set the studio apart from a Hobbycraft counter (framing to Fine Art Trade Guild Level 2 standard, and stocking Artglass AR70 anti-reflective glass) both live four paragraphs down the About page. The homepage hero opens with an Armin Houman quotation about framing a moment, then a photo of the wall. A first-time visitor with a £400 watercolour scrolling on a phone never reaches the conservation paragraph.
What the rebuild does
After rebuild: the eyebrow above the H1 reads 'Conservation Level 2 · Artglass AR70 · by appointment'. A dedicated Specialism section explains what Level 2 actually means (acid-free mount-board, conservation-grade hinging, sealed backs, 99% UV-blocking glass on request) and what AR70 actually is. AR70 is 70% anti-reflective coated glass made by Latvian glassmaker Groglass, and Hanna's appears on the official Artglass framers' map. The single most-credible thing the studio offers leads the page instead of hiding under a poem.
02

The homepage ships 558 KB of HTML and 61 inline scripts before the first image renders.

What I saw
The current site is built on Wix Thunderbolt. The homepage source is 558 KB of HTML alone (587 KB on the About page, 756 KB on the Gallery page), carrying 61 inline script tags and 264 references to static.parastorage.com, which is Wix's framework CDN. On a single-bar 4G signal walking up from Llanfoist Bridge, the hero waits for the Wix renderer before the studio-wall photo arrives. The og:image is the 500×500 logo, so every WhatsApp share preview shows a square logo on white instead of a framed piece.
What the rebuild does
After rebuild: a static Astro page ships under 80 KB of HTML, three images preloaded, no third-party JavaScript. The og:image switches to a representative framed-work photo at 1200×630 so the share preview is a piece, not a logo. The Wix booking flow stays where it is. The rebuild links out to it rather than replacing it, so no in-flight appointment is interrupted.
03

A physical moulding chevron rack sits in the studio. The website never mentions it.

What I saw
The studio-wall photo on the homepage shows, behind the oak chest of drawers, the corner of a chevron-style moulding-sample rack, the kind a serious framer keeps in the room so customers compare timbers against the artwork itself. The site copy says the studio holds an 'extensive selection of beautiful mouldings on display' but there is no homepage section, no gallery caption, and no service tile that tells a visitor the consult is in-person against real samples. The chevron rack is the visual evidence of the by-appointment-only model, and it is doing no work.
What the rebuild does
After rebuild: a dedicated 'The Studio' block names the chevron rack explicitly, places it next to a paragraph about the two-appointment workflow (consult, then collect), and contrasts it with the alternative of choosing a moulding from a thumbnail in a Wix gallery. The detail a non-expert would not think to mention becomes the reason someone books the consult.
Pricing

Fixed price, no retainer, no in-person visits.

£2,000Fixed for the rebuild, one-off. £150Per month for hosting and ongoing care. £50Optional. Embedded chatbot trained on FAQs.

No retainer. No contract. No in-person visits, fully remote from Switzerland.

If the proposal lands, reply with two or three 20-minute slots in the next ten days for a video call. I take on three South Wales builds this quarter, and first confirmed wins the slot. If I do not hear back by 28 May 2026, the proposal site comes down.

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A working preview of hannaspictureframing.co.uk you can click through.

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