Homepages we designed to show what we would build for different kinds of local businesses. Each one starts from what that trade's customer wants first.
Eight trades, eight first screens
Beauty
Someone booking lashes wants a time, not a conversation. So the first screen has a Book a time button and the next open times, and the prices are on the page in plain figures. A studio owner with full hands should not have to pick up the phone to fill the week.
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Food
Before anything else, a hungry person wants to know if you are open. The badge at the top answers that. The menu is real text, so it reads well on a phone, and a table takes three taps.
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Trades
A roof is an urgent, expensive job. The estimate form sits on the first screen beside the headline, with a Call button for people who want to talk now. License and insurance are stated in plain words right under it.
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Auto
The worry at a garage is the bill. The page leads with something the shop can keep to: the price by text before any work starts. A slot request sits beside the Call button, for people who cannot call from work.
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Home improvement
New windows are a slow, careful purchase with a wait in the middle. The page lays out the whole process in four steps, including the weeks the windows take to build, and asks for one small thing first: a free measure.
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Home exterior
Siding and gutter work follows the seasons. The page says what gets done in spring, summer and fall, leads with one large photograph, and keeps the ask low pressure: a quote request and a phone number.
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Home services
At 2 am with no heat, nobody reads. They look for a number and whether you come to their town. So the first screen is the phone number, set very large, a line that says a person is answering, and a drawn map of the towns covered. There is no photograph on the page at all.
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Health
Someone who has never been to a chiropractor does not know what a visit involves or what it costs. The first screen answers that: a talk, an exam, a plan and a price, about 45 minutes, with the cost in dollars and a plain line about insurance. Booking takes no phone call.
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The layouts differ. The basics do not.
$600 Winter price for sites booked by March 1. After that, $1,000. A $300 deposit books your spot.
That is a website rebuild, paid once. See every price, or read how the build goes.
You see a first version in about a week. With your changes, going live can take up to a month. See it step by step.
Yes. Tell us which one is closest and we start from there, with your own name and your own words.
Roofing was our first study. We build for every kind of local business. Call and tell us what your customers ask for first, and that goes on the first screen.
Call, or ask for a free site check. No sales team. You talk to an owner.
