I’m preparing to build an information-driven site for a business and services brand, and before any development starts I want a clear, professional blueprint that shows exactly how the finished website will look and function. The primary objective is to showcase our products and services in a way that feels trustworthy and conversion-oriented, so every recommendation should keep that goal front and centre. Scope of the blueprint • Structure: a concise sitemap laying out the core navigation hierarchy. • Layout: low- to mid-fidelity wireframes for the home page, product/service catalog, individual product/service detail, customer reviews hub, and a streamlined contact form page. • Component notes: guidance on hero sections, catalog cards, review snippets, CTAs, and the contact form fields. • User flow: short diagrams or annotations showing how a visitor moves from discovery through the catalog, into reviews, and onward to an enquiry. • Look & feel: a brief style direction (colour palette, typography, spacing) that suits a professional services brand while remaining flexible for future visual design work. • Responsiveness: considerations for desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints. Acceptance criteria 1. The wireframes and sitemap must clearly highlight the Product/Service Catalog, Customer Reviews, and Contact Form features. 2. All pages should demonstrate a consistent visual hierarchy that supports showcasing products or services first. 3. Deliverables provided in editable formats (Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch) plus exported PDFs for quick reference. 4. Final blueprint is actionable by a designer and a developer without major re-interpretation. If you have a background in UX architecture for service-focused businesses and can turn around a practical, presentation-ready blueprint, I’d love to review a couple of relevant samples along with your proposal.