Solutions
A portfolio website that lets the work speak and makes booking easy.
A photographer, videographer or other creative freelancer needs services, a portfolio of projects, packages and clients' questions, with the area served, delivery time, what clients receive, travel fees, the deposit and usage rights stated clearly. The “Photographer or creative freelancer” blueprint sets this up; the Crafts and services starter site fits it best.
What photographers and creative freelancers need.
- At least three projects in the portfolio – clients book by the work
- Packages with the hours, number of photos and price
- How soon clients get their photos
- How clients may use the photos
- A privacy policy page – photos of people and enquiries are personal data
Recommended starter site
Crafts and services
Warm colours, how you work, finished projects and guarantees.
What you get
Built in, not bolted on.
Everything below comes with Kaleta – no paid plugins or licences, tested together in every update.
- Services – a page for each service with a summary, an image, a description and a price from.
- References as the portfolio – one item per shoot or project, with an image, the client, a quote and its own page.
- Pricing plans – your packages side by side with the price, what each includes and a button.
- Questions and answers – grouped by category and kept in one place for the FAQ page and any page that needs them.
- Facts, stated once – where I work, delivery time, what clients receive, travel fee, deposit to book a date, usage rights and working since.
Claude on staff
Start with one sentence.
Connect Claude to your site and describe what you need. It builds the pages as drafts in your design system; you check the preview links and publish. Later, your team can hand it requests.
How Claude works with KaletaI am a wedding photographer. Use the Crafts and services starter site, apply the Photographer or creative freelancer blueprint, ask me its questions and build Home, Portfolio, Packages and Contact as drafts.
Done – the pages are saved as drafts in your design system. Here are the preview links.
Step by step
From install to launch.
- Install – choose the Crafts and services starter site in the installer.
- Blueprint – apply the “Photographer or creative freelancer” blueprint in Business details → Blueprints, or ask Claude to apply it.
- Questions – answer the blueprint's questions; each answer is saved as a fact.
- Content – fill the new collections (services, references, pricing plans, questions and answers); their list pages stay hidden until you publish them.
- Check and publish – work through the blueprint's checks in the site audit, then publish.
FAQ
Questions and answers.
How does Claude work on a photographer's site?
It lets the portfolio lead, with large photos and few words: who you photograph, in what style, where and how to book. Each shoot or project is one portfolio item, and the packages use the same wording across them. It uses only your own photos, never stock images, publishes people – children above all – only when you confirm they agreed, and never invents clients, testimonials, awards, prices or years of experience. Every image gets alt text.
What does applying the blueprint change?
It creates the collections above that the site does not have yet, each with a hidden list page, and the facts without values – your pages stay as they are. Its checks join the site audit and its instructions reach every Claude connection. If you remove it, the checks, questions and instructions go; the collections and facts stay.
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Build your next site on Kaleta.
Install it on a test subdomain and try a starter site – it takes about ten minutes.