FutureSpan AI — own consulting website
Lau Kuan Ee
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FutureSpan AI’s own consulting website
I designed and built this website for my independent consulting practice in Singapore. The brief was to help business owners understand four offers, inspect a relevant example and find a useful next step.
The choices behind the build
- Give each offer room to explain itself. Separate pages cover practical AI systems and assistants, business websites, SEO and AI search visibility, and hands-on AI workshops. The homepage introduces all four; workshops have a learning journey distinct from production implementation.
- Make the work inspectable. Interactive examples show a business input, a prepared output, human review and an exception such as missing information. These use sample scenarios, letting visitors explore how a workflow could behave.
- Help visitors assess scope. Starting scopes, searchable FAQs, practical guides and a task-cost calculator with editable assumptions support more specific project discussions.
- Keep contact straightforward. Visitors can enquire directly or carry selected example and estimate context into an editable message. An email fallback provides another contact route.
What I built
Responsive page layouts and interactions using React and Vite; prerendered content, page-specific search metadata and a sitemap; static hosting on Cloudflare; and the enquiry journey described above. AI-assisted development and content preparation were reviewed by me, Lau Kuan Ee.
Explore the finished work
Live website: https://www.twine.net/signin
This is my own business website. The portfolio demonstrates the implemented design and functionality; it does not report measured conversion or search-ranking improvements.