The project that started Foldmere.

Start with the person, not the page.

Yihan needed a home for her photography that felt like her work: personal, thoughtful and focused on people. It also needed to help visitors understand the photography options and take the next step towards a session.

We worked together in person, talking through the ideas and reviewing the website in feedback rounds. Yihan supplied most of the wording. That gave us a voice to build around, rather than trying to make her business sound like everyone else.

A conversation, then a clearer version.

The feedback rounds gave us room to look at the site together and refine it. The aim was to keep Yihan involved in how her work was presented, with her words and perspective guiding the design.

That collaboration captures an important part of how we want Foldmere to work: listen to the person behind the business, make the ideas tangible, then give them a chance to respond. A website should feel like something we have built with a client, not simply handed over to them.

More than a gallery.

The portfolio gives visitors space to explore Yihan's photographs, from portraits and graduation sessions to everyday stories and family moments. Service and pricing information sit alongside the work, helping people understand the difference between iPhone content photography and a full-camera session.

The booking page adds a practical next step. Visitors can use a calendar to choose a date, select a session time and enter their shoot details before reviewing the booking. No payment is taken through that journey.

Putting those choices in one place is designed to make the initial conversation more useful. Instead of starting with a vague message, a visitor can bring a date, a photography option and an idea for their shoot. The personal conversation still matters.

Two languages. One considered experience.

Visitors can switch between English and Simplified Chinese. The language options extend beyond the homepage, with translated navigation and routes to pricing and booking.

For a business speaking to customers in both languages, this is an important part of the design, not a finishing touch. It gives visitors a choice in how they explore the work and understand the next step.

What goes into a website like this?

The value is in how the pieces work together: a distinct visual identity, a substantial photography portfolio, client-supplied wording shaped for the web, a calendar-based booking journey and content in two languages. The scope is more involved than a simple brochure site.

Foldmere's Business+ builds start from £999. That is a general starting point, not the price of Yihan's project or a fixed quote for this feature set. Live calendars, multilingual content and third-party integrations need an individual scope and quote. We agree what is included before work begins, with domain, hosting, email and any paid third-party services explained separately.

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Our first project. A clear starting point.

Yihan Moments gave Foldmere its first portfolio project and a chance to bring design, practical functionality and close client collaboration together. It remains a useful example of the kind of work we value: a site that expresses the person behind the business while giving their customers a clear way forward.

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