Visitor chooses a route
Project enquiry, press, portfolio, or supplier message. New business gets priority.
London interior design studio
A mobile-first direction for Hazel Collins Design: project-fit capture, WhatsApp click-to-chat, and a simple lead log before the first call.
Lead capture concept
The current public route asks new business enquiries to email or call. This sample adds a low-friction intake path so Hazel's team receives the useful context first: location, property type, stage, budget band, timeline, and preferred next step.
This is the operational layer Cognifyr would set up: not access to Hazel's WhatsApp account, but a clean click-to-chat and logging flow so enquiries are easier to qualify and follow up.
Project enquiry, press, portfolio, or supplier message. New business gets priority.
Name, contact details, property type, stage, budget range, and notes are logged.
A pre-filled click-to-chat message gives the team context before the first response.
The lead can be marked new, qualified, booked, waiting, or declined in a simple sheet.
FAQ/chatbot concept
The FAQ can stay restrained and brand-appropriate while still filtering common questions from serious residential clients.
Yes. The intake can ask about scope, property type, location, and design stage before routing the enquiry.
The public studio copy already mentions Grade II listed buildings, so the FAQ can guide those enquiries clearly.
The visitor receives a simple next-step path while the studio sees the enquiry status and follow-up reminder.
Mobile landing page, lead form, WhatsApp click-to-chat, lead log, follow-up reminders, basic FAQ/chatbot, and analytics.
Concept preview prepared by Cognifyr for outreach discussion. Brand imagery/content belongs to Hazel Collins Design or credited public sources where applicable.