Precision HR
A clear service website, with a practical booking step.
Historical Web Team Adelaide work, documented by Urszula Richards before Chris Lourenco acquired the business on 1 July 2024.
“The website is my foundation. It is where people go to see that the business is credible.”
A website that explains the business
The original interview describes Precision HR as a South Australian business providing human resources and workplace support services.
Web Team Adelaide worked with Cassie Mason on the migration and rebranding of her website after she bought the business.
The published portfolio describes a website presenting the main services, giving visitors a place to understand what the business offers.
A direct route to an appointment
The article also documents a contact feature connected to a third-party calendar.
Visitors could see available times and choose an appointment through the website.
That detail gives this project a practical focus: the site explains the business and supports a specific next action.
What this example helps you plan
For a website with appointment-based enquiries, the brief should connect service information with the booking step.
I use that decision in a new project brief to establish what a visitor needs to know, which tool handles the appointment and how the page leads into it.
If you're rebuilding a site, the migration scope also needs to account for existing pages and the booking tool already in use.
About this project record
Source: Featured client: Cassie Mason, Precision HR, written by Urszula Richards for Web Team Adelaide.
Published 7 June 2021.
The additional feature details and image come from Web Team Adelaide's original portfolio, reviewed on 1 October 2026.
This summary preserves the documented website scope and the original client comment.
Measured lead, revenue or ranking changes aren't recorded in those sources.
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