WEALWAVE PRODUCTS / CLAY CONSULTANCY WEBSITE

Kindred Studio

A little clarity.
Room to move.

An approachable home for serious questions. Give your service business a distinctive identity and a practical path from first impression to a useful conversation.

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Fictional website showcase. Explore the demo or prepare a draft brief.

Original fictional clay consultants Tessa and Leon at a planning table
Two original characters. A recognizable place to begin.
Actual expanded Kindred homepage capture
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Connected pages

From a warm introduction to a detailed sample brief.

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Useful services

Clarity, priorities, workflows and planning.

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Example situations

Fictional scenarios with materials you can inspect.

A WEBSITE FOR PEOPLE WHO HELP PEOPLE

Warmth up front.
Useful detail throughout.

For small-business consultants, independent service practices and collaborative planning studios who want to explain the work before asking for an enquiry.

Owners & consultants

Make the purpose, fit and boundaries of each service understandable.

Practical planning studios

Show how a question becomes a roadmap or working agreement.

Collaborative service teams

Connect the people, process and materials behind the work.

THE IMPLEMENTED WEBSITE

A complete place
to explore the possibilities.

Actual desktop and mobile captures, with full-page versions available to inspect.

KINDRED STUDIO / DESKTOP
Actual Kindred desktop homepage

A shared table, brought to life.

Original clay consultants, spacious typography and practical starting points introduce the studio.

Actual Kindred homepage at 390 pixels wide

Room to reflow.

Scenes stack and decorative layers simplify while the reading order stays clear.

UNDERSTAND THE SUPPORT

Explain the work before the enquiry.

Each service explains fit, preparation, activities, deliverables, boundaries and follow-through. Readable working materials make an abstract offer easier to understand.

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Actual Kindred service interface
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MAKE THE THINKING VISIBLE

A situation you can follow.

Four fictional scenarios connect a recognizable question to illustrative materials, decisions still needed and exactly two related situations. They demonstrate an approach without inventing client results.

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Actual Kindred example interface
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A STARTING POINT, EXPLAINED

Give uncertainty a useful route.

The finder matches the visitor’s challenge to a possible service, explains the fit and keeps every option visible. Answers remain in current-page memory.

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Actual Kindred finder interface
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TAKE A LITTLE THINKING SPACE

Useful resources, within reach.

Two original worksheets offer readable HTML, blank TXT downloads and print layouts. No email or account stands between the visitor and the material.

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Actual Kindred worksheet interface
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A MORE THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION

Start with a useful brief.

Four input steps lead to editable review, copy, TXT export and print. Validated public inspiration IDs carry context; personal answers stay out of URLs and storage.

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Actual Kindred brief interface
Actual implementation capture · open to inspect

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THE IMAGE DIRECTION

A studio with a softer side.

Explore each image, the visual idea behind it and its role in the website.

The studio workspace — original generated clay scene

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The studio workspace

An imagined workspace brings peach, lavender, mint and warm wood into a coherent clay environment.

In the website

The approach page and studio story.

Original generated artwork
Clarity Session — original generated clay scene

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Clarity Session

When a decision has been circling for a while, make room to look at it together. A focused conversation separates what you know, what you are assuming and what you need to find out next.

In the website

The homepage service introduction and Clarity Session page.

Original generated artwork
Priorities Roadmap — original generated clay scene

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Priorities Roadmap

A long list of good ideas is not yet a plan. Bring the possibilities into view, compare them against real constraints and decide what deserves attention now, next and later.

In the website

The homepage service introduction and Priorities Roadmap page.

Original generated artwork
Workflow Reset — original generated clay scene

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Workflow Reset

Recurring friction often lives between tasks: a missing detail, an unclear owner or a handover nobody recognizes as complete. Map one real workflow and explore a manageable improvement.

In the website

The homepage service introduction and Workflow Reset page.

Original generated artwork
Planning Workshop — original generated clay scene

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Planning Workshop

When different people hold different pieces of the picture, a useful plan begins with hearing them. A facilitated working session makes space for perspectives before documenting choices and responsibilities.

In the website

The homepage service introduction and Planning Workshop page.

Original generated artwork
Choosing Priorities — original generated clay scene

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Choosing Priorities

Imagine a small service practice with a website refresh, a new offer and several internal improvements all competing for attention. Everyone can explain why their idea matters, but the team has not agreed what must happen first.

In the website

The example collection and its complete illustrative story.

Original generated artwork
A Clearer Handover — original generated clay scene

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A Clearer Handover

Imagine a neighbourhood service team moving a customer request from first conversation to delivery. The work is familiar, but missing details send people back through the same questions. The example focuses on the transition, not on buying another tool.

In the website

The example collection and its complete illustrative story.

Original generated artwork

THE INSTALLED BRAND SYSTEM

Soft materials.
Clear intentions.

01 / COLOUR ROLES

A calm, dimensional palette.

Lavender

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Clay objects, supporting identity and decorative accents.

Warm cream

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Quiet demo canvas and reading surfaces.

Peach

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Warm workspace details and contrasting panels.

Mint

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Workflow and collaboration scenes.

Interface violet #674597 supports readable white actions. Deep plum #302D43 anchors reading. Pale colours support surfaces rather than small text.

02 / TYPOGRAPHY

One family. A clear hierarchy.

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A little clarity.
Room to move.

Display / Inter 750Give the question some space.

Body / Inter 400Calm paragraphs explain the work.

Controls / Inter 600Find your starting point ↗

Self-hosted Inter in the demo. Ordinary sales copy retains WealWave’s own Inter hierarchy.

03 / INSTALLED CLAY ICONS

Useful objects. A shared material.

Conversation
Roadmap
Workflow
Team
Focus
Idea
Checklist
Calendar

Eight original raster icons use matching matte clay, rounded forms and upper-left lighting. They support service comparisons, process stages and resources.

Simple SVG arrows and native controls retain clarity at small sizes. Icons remain outside the artwork slider.

04 / PEOPLE, MASCOT & PATTERNS

Character, with a supporting role.

Tessa, fictional clay consultantLeon, fictional clay consultantKip, original peach and lilac clay mascot

Tessa and Leon lead the workplace scenes. Kip appears at selected orientation and brief moments. These are fictional generated identities, without invented professional histories.

A little room
to think.
Installed at the demo footer.

Petal and connection motifs frame quiet surfaces. Essential text stays clear of decorative objects.

Draft identity and original generated artwork. Final business identity, asset rights and licences are agreed during customization.

Download guidelines v4Download draft toolkit v4

A STARTING POINT, THEN YOUR OWN DIRECTION

Define the essentials.
Agree the wider picture.

ILLUSTRATIVE FIVE-PAGE STARTING PACKAGE

A clear included scope.

  • Five responsive website pages
  • Reference-led visual direction
  • Draft brand guidelines and asset boards
  • Working navigation and labelled sample interactions
  • Two consolidated revision rounds
  • Content and handover scope agreed before delivery

Five pages and two consolidated revision rounds. Supply approved business content and imagery or select supported assistance.

THE EXPANDED 24-PAGE SHOWCASE

Build around your practice.

The larger demo demonstrates four services, four scenarios, original characters and icons, a finder, worksheets and a guided brief. These additions require separately agreed scope.

  • Your business name, copy and approved images
  • A brand adaptation using the agreed palette and identity
  • Additional standard pages and supported modules
  • Custom integrations quoted separately

Booking, enquiry delivery, accounts and integrations require separate scope.

FROM DIRECTION TO DELIVERY

A practical path forward.

  1. 01

    Explore

    Try the live demo and note the pages or interactions that fit your idea.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Describe your goal, audience and what you would adapt in a private draft.

  3. 03

    Keep your draft

    Review and copy the brief when ready. Nothing is sent.

What does the expanded demonstration include?

Twenty-four connected pages, four services, four fictional example situations, two worksheets, three articles, a service finder and a memory-only sample brief. Original clay consultants and eight dimensional icons form the identity.

Are these real people and client projects?

No. Tessa, Leon and Kip are original generated fictional characters. All situations and working materials are illustrative, without invented credentials, clients or results.

Can the demo send a brief or book a consultation?

No. The guided brief supports review, copy, TXT export and print. Answers remain in current-page memory and are discarded on navigation, reload or Back-cache restoration. No appointments or enquiries are delivered.

What can be adapted for my practice?

Your approved identity, people, copy, service explanations, imagery and page selection can shape the website. Delivery, booking, accounts, integrations and expanded functionality require separate scope.

What does the draft toolkit document?

Version 4 documents original characters, scenes, clay icons, typography, colours, patterns and actual website captures. Final identity, asset rights and licences are agreed during customization.

A WELCOMING HOME FOR YOUR WORK

Give your next chapter
a little breathing room.

Start with Kindred. Shape the website around your own practice.

Your project brief stays in this browser. Nothing is sent.