Font Legno — a website for a wooden joinery workshop
About the project
Font Legno is a family workshop in the Langhe, in Piedmont, now in its third generation. They make windows and doors in wood and in wood-aluminium, shutters, blinds and gates, for clients in Piedmont and Liguria. They came to us for the website.
The product catalogue
The range is wide and easy to muddle, so we separated it clearly: wooden joinery, wood-aluminium joinery, shutters and external screens, internal doors, security doors, sectional and up-and-over gates, roller shutters and boxes, handles and fittings. Each category has its own page, with images from their own production.
The finishing
The finish has a page of its own, because that is where the difference lies between two joineries that look the same at first glance. We wrote out the cycle stage by stage — coloured impregnation with UV protection, an intermediate primer against weather and fungi, a clear or coloured topcoat — and said openly what they work with, water-based Adler products.
The story of the workshop
The about page says who founded the workshop, who carried it on and who runs it now. Three generations of the same family, with names, not a vague line about tradition. It is the kind of information that counts when somebody chooses who they let work in their house.
The reserved area and the quote request
The site has a reserved area for partners, separate from the public part. And at the end of every page sits the same call to the free quote request, which leads into the contact form, together with the phone number and the address of the workshop in the Langhe.

How it looks on a phone
More than 9 in 10 people open a website on their phone, so that is where it is decided. These screens come from the site as it runs today.
It went live at fontlegno.it: catalogue, work delivered, technical explanations and a short route from any page to the quote request.
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