Build
Henderson HV
A corporate site for a high-voltage electrical and instrumentation contractor in Queensland, finished and then deliberately left unpublished.
- Client
- EIWS Pty Ltd
- Stack
- Next.js, Supabase, Vercel
- Timeline
- Ten days, built and held
Almost everything a contractor's website says about what it can do is a regulated claim, and this business did not yet hold the state licence those claims depend on. So the site was built, reviewed line by line against a written list of what may and may not be said before the licence arrives, and the domain left unpointed. Holding a finished site costs nothing. Publishing one and retracting it costs considerably more than the build did.
What Was Delivered
The four areas this practice works in, and what this engagement covered in each. Two of the four were in scope here, and the rest are listed so the shape of the job is visible rather than implied.
- Offer and pricingNot in scope
- What the business sells, who to, at what price, and whether it is worth doing at all.
- Systems and software
- A corporate site built in ten days, finished and then deliberately left unpublished with the domain unpointed.
- Customers and demandNot in scope
- Where customers come from, what happens when they arrive, and what brings them back.
- Structure and compliance
- Almost everything a contractor's website says about what it can do is a regulated claim, and this business did not yet hold the state licence those claims depend on. Every line was reviewed against a written list of what may and may not be said until it arrives. Holding a finished site costs nothing; publishing one and retracting it costs considerably more than the build did.