Connect each service page to an appropriate project example and a useful initial enquiry. This helps the receiving team understand the request before discussing the specification.
Completed fictional installer example. Services and enquiry fields are planning material, not Novus customer information or installation advice.
1. Smart-home service
Example content
Explain the system category and the type of project it suits.
Initial enquiry context
A short outline of the intended work and property type.
Owner or check
Technical lead approves the service description.
Your notes
2. Project gallery
Example content
Show an approved installation image with a useful description.
Initial enquiry context
Keep the relevant service with the route to enquire.
Owner or check
Project owner confirms publication permission.
Your notes
3. Commercial service
Example content
Explain the work and how to start a scoping discussion.
Initial enquiry context
Business contact and a short project outline.
Owner or check
Receiving team can identify the service requested.
Your notes
4. Quote request
Example content
Explain that the team will review and reply.
Initial enquiry context
Reply details, relevant area and optional outline.
Owner or check
Test validation and actual enquiry delivery.
Your notes
5. After publication
Example content
Keep services, contacts and examples current.
Initial enquiry context
A route for staff to request an update.
Owner or check
Named website owner checks the live change.
Your notes
Use this with your team
Choose one service and write the next useful conversation for a prospective customer.
Replace the illustrative content with approved service wording and publishable project examples.
Test a fictional quote request from the page into the receiving team’s workflow.
Source notes
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