Finesse Web Solutions — client example

Fictional sample built by Finesse Web Solutions. Nothing here is a real company, plan, or offer — no payment is ever taken.

Plan Studio

Turn how you live into a plan direction.

Answer five short steps and the studio builds a zone diagram, a room program with real square footage, orientation guidance, the cost drivers that will actually move your number, and a ranked family recommendation that explains itself.

Zone diagram · concept only

1,800 sq ft on the main level

Generated zone diagramSingle level: Living · dining · kitchen, Entry · mud · laundry, Primary suite, Sleeping wing · 2 rooms, Covered porchSINGLE LEVELLiving · dining · kitchenSouth-facing where the site allowsEntry · mud · laundryPrimary suiteSleeping wing · 2 roomsCovered porchMAIN ENTRY
PublicSleepingServiceUtilityOutdoor

The diagram above is live. It redraws itself with every answer you give below.

Build

What are we planning?

The build type decides which families are even on the table.

What are you building?

This decides which families are on the table at all.

Which architectural direction?

A leaning is enough; the closest alternative is always shown.

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Move a control and the plan on the left updates.

Your working plan

Working from a 1,800 sq ft assumption

Zone diagram · concept only

1,800 sq ft total · single level

Generated zone diagramSingle level: Living · dining · kitchen, Entry · mud · laundry, Primary suite, Sleeping wing · 2 rooms, Covered porchSINGLE LEVELLiving · dining · kitchenSouth-facing where the site allowsEntry · mud · laundryPrimary suiteSleeping wing · 2 roomsCovered porchMAIN ENTRY
PublicSleepingServiceUtilityOutdoor

Family fit

Updating as you answer

  1. 01Ridgefield Farmhouse

    Signature Homes · fit 40

    A pantry-and-mudroom spine that keeps the open plan actually livable

  2. 02Sundance Mesa

    Signature Homes · fit 40

    Zero-step living on an exposed mesa plan, with wind and light planned before the walls

  3. 03Northline Modern

    Signature Homes · fit 40

    A glazing-led plan that is re-oriented around each property's light and views

Answer a question and the ranking starts moving.

Room program

Target ≈ 1,800 sq ft conditioned

Generated room program with target areas in square feet
SpaceNo.Target
Living, dining and kitchenOne connected volume1522 sf
Primary suite1280 sf
Secondary bedrooms2310 sf
Bathrooms2156 sf
Entry, mudroom and laundry1175 sf
Storage and mechanical1110 sf
Circulation, walls and closetsThe honest overhead every plan carries1247 sf
Orientation diagramNESW

Orientation · East–west

Long axis east–west, main glazing south

  • Level ground gives a free choice — take the south exposure.
  • Keep bedrooms east for morning light, service rooms on the cold north wall.

What will move the number

No price — drivers only

  • Envelope and roof complexity

    Moderate

    Simple roof lines keep this in check

  • Foundation and utilities

    Contained

    Straightforward on level, cleared ground

  • Mechanical and electrical

    Contained

    Right-sized equipment beats oversized every time

  • Kitchen and bath finishes

    Contained

    The most elastic line in the whole budget

Indicative sequence

  1. 01Plan reviewSite walk, brief review, plan direction confirmed2–4 weeks
  2. 02Design and permitsDrawings, engineering, jurisdiction review8–12 weeks
  3. 03Site and foundationAccess, pad, footings, utilities3–5 weeks
  4. 04Frame and dry-inShell, roof, windows, weather-tight6–8 weeks
  5. 05Finish and close-outMechanicals, finishes, punch list, occupancy12–16 weeks

Sample ranges for a fictional company. Real schedules depend on jurisdiction, weather and trade availability.

Your project brief

Answer the remaining 10 questions and the full written brief unlocks here — program, cost drivers, orientation and site questions in one document.

A recommendation is a starting point, not a decision