Site & story
A photography-led home, gallery and artist pages that load fast and read like the place.
Outcome · the first screen says what this is.
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HARMONY GLASSWORKSGALLERY & STUDIO · HARMONY, CA
Prepared by Amy Alfaro · Brandcore
HARMONY GLASSWORKSHARMONY · CALIFORNIA · 2007A contemporary gallery, a working furnace and a private class people plan a Highway 1 day around. The website should feel like the door opening.

The gallery, the class and the published $325 price are all real. The front page is a glassblower hero photo, then an address and a phone number.
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A 36,670-byte glassblower photo is the CSS hero. Below it: 483 characters of headings, address, phone and email — no gallery, class detail or booking action in the body.
SOURCE · / (index.html) · CSS background-image · 1440×900One link to glassblowing.as.me exists on the site, inside a 3,949px classes page. It is not on Home, About or Contact.
SOURCE · /classes.html · href="https://glassblowing.as.me/" · 1440×900Four main pages open with <h2> or plain text. Search engines get no business schema, opening hours or class data.
SOURCE · home, about, classes, map/contactThe same sidebar holds two podcast interviews. Across four pages there are 0 tap-to-call links.
SOURCE · desktop navigation, 222×497pxAt 390px a separate mobile theme serves a banner, a hamburger and a single text column — not the 13-link layout.
SOURCE · live render at 390×844Somewhere on Highway 1, a couple decides tomorrow includes glassblowing. They open a phone. Here is the path your site gives them — and the one it could.
Illustrative scenario, not an analytics claim. Step counts come from the live page structure on 30 Oct 2026.
A live concept, not a screenshot. Tabs, a class calendar, a real phone layout and a readable detail view — built from your photographs and your published class facts.
Home opens with the next date and one direct reserve path.
Real studio photography, then the plain facts: private, about an hour per piece, no experience needed.
The concept links to glassblowing.as.me. It does not replace your booking account.
HARMONY

CONCEPT UI · BUILT IN HTML/CSS · NOT CONNECTED TO YOUR BOOKING SYSTEM
Brandcore builds the layer between the work you make and the person deciding where to spend the afternoon. Not a template — a small, connected system.
“Our mission is to create world class glass sculpture and fine craft. We enjoy sharing the joy of glassblowing with the public.”
HARMONY GLASSWORKS · ABOUT PAGEA photography-led home, gallery and artist pages that load fast and read like the place.
Outcome · the first screen says what this is.One clear route from “what is this?” to your Acuity calendar, with the facts people ask on the phone.
Outcome · fewer “how do I book?” calls.Business profile, category and the searches that start on Highway 1 — Harmony, Cambria, Cayucos.
Outcome · found on the drive.Your real studio photography and process, organized so a new piece or class takes minutes to publish.
Outcome · a living gallery, not a rebuild.A simple, honest flow for asking visitors for reviews. No invented quotes and no purchased stars.
Outcome · real words from real visitors.A named person, a monthly review and a queue of improvements — not a login and a wish.
Outcome · the site keeps moving.A Brandcore design portfolio example: United Facilities Group's services, locations and quote path, rebuilt into a clearer hierarchy.
Structure first. What they do, where they work and how to ask for a quote — visible above the fold.
One clear action. Request a quote and a live phone line, repeated with intent rather than scattered.
Built responsive. The same hierarchy on a laptop and a phone, not a shrunken brochure.


SAME COMPANY · SAME PHONE · NEW HIERARCHY · IMAGES: BRANDCORE PORTFOLIO
A proposed sequence, not a promise. Content and dates are agreed together before the build starts.
Choose the photographs, the class facts and the pages. Nothing is designed before this is settled.
A responsive site with the gallery, classes, visit details and your existing booking links wired in.
The site goes quiet, then keeps improving. A named contact and a monthly review.
Scope is fixed before price. Every option includes the class path, your real photography and a site you can update.
For getting the basics right now.
For a site that carries the place.
For keeping it alive after launch.
20 minutes. Pages, photos and the class path.
One number, one scope. No hourly surprise.
Content collection starts the same week.
Pricing: a fixed-fee quote after a 20-minute scope call. No invented dollar figures, no hourly surprise.
A 20-minute walkthrough of the concept, the class path and the roadmap. Bring your questions; we’ll bring the screen.
Lead Sales & Strategy · Brandcore
I’ll walk you through the gallery concept, the class booking path and what a launch would actually take. No pressure, no script — just the work and your questions.
Thursday at 1 PM or Friday at 2 PM Pacific — or choose any weekday time that fits.
Choose a weekday, 9 AM–5 PM Pacific.
Email Amy to confirm a timeThis prepares an email draft. Nothing is booked, sent or held until Amy confirms.
Photography: harmonyglassworks.com · site captures 30 Oct 2026.
Illustrative dates & seats. Booking connects to your existing Acuity calendar.

Captured read-only at 1440×900. Nothing on the live site was changed.