BY DIGITHATDress makers & alterations
website roadmap.
Can you make or alter this garment, within my timeframe, and how do fittings work?
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Arrange a suitable fitting or bespoke-garment consultation
A useful visitor journey
- 01
Choose alterations, bespoke clothing or occasion wear
- 02
See relevant real work and style
- 03
Check lead times, fitting process and pricing approach
- 04
Describe the garment and event date
- 05
Confirm the fitting and what to bring
Your starting page plan
- Home: specialities, location and fitting enquiry
- Services: alterations versus made-to-measure
- Gallery: work you created, with permission
- How it works: consultations, fittings and collection
- Enquire: garment type, timing and contact
Build these first
- Clear event deadlines and actual lead times
- Explain deposits and fittings before commitment
- A small gallery with garment details
- State what cannot be quoted before inspection
- Provide a private route for measurements when needed
Add later, if useful
- Fitting appointments with real capacity
- Care guides and delivery or collection reminders
Measure what matters
- Suitable fitting enquiries
- Fittings confirmed
- Projects completed within agreed timelines
A trap to avoid
Do not guarantee a fit or quote before checking the garment and work required. Keep personal body measurements and private fitting photos out of public forms and galleries.
This guide suggests a starting structure; it does not guarantee enquiries, sales or search rankings. Adapt it to your customers, capacity and budget.
Visuals that support this journey
Start with: Clear next steps · Quiet texture · Headlines with character. Use these to support your message. They do not replace real project examples, accurate credentials or photographs of your own business.