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Good Design Should Make the Next Step Obvious.
These are original concept websites we designed to show our approach for the kinds of businesses we help. They are samples, not client projects. Real client work will appear here only with permission.
Why concepts? We’d rather show you honest samples than borrow other companies’ logos or invent results. Every business name below is a placeholder, and none of these designs were built for a paying client. No performance figures are shown, because there aren’t any to report.
Home cleaning
Residential cleaning website
A homepage and quote flow for a residential cleaning company that wants fewer back-and-forth messages and better-qualified requests.
Goal: Help a homeowner understand the services, trust the business and request an accurate quote from a phone.
Key design decisions
- Services people can compare Recurring, deep and move-out cleaning get their own short descriptions, so visitors pick the right one without calling to ask.
- A quote form that asks the right questions Cleaning type, area, home size and preferred timing, the details an owner needs to price a job, in a few taps.
- Room for real proof A reserved space for genuine reviews and team photos, added only when the owner has them and has permission to use them.
What a real version would need from you
- Photos of your real team and work
- Reviews you have permission to publish
- Your actual service areas and service list
Landscaping & lawn care
Landscaping lead-capture website
A seasonal, photo-led layout for a landscaping business that wants estimate requests with enough detail to plan a visit.
Goal: Turn visitors browsing for ideas into estimate requests that include property size, service and location.
Key design decisions
- Seasonal services up front The services that matter this time of year lead the page, with year-round maintenance close behind.
- Project photos that do the selling A gallery built for real before-and-after photos of the owner’s own work, never stock imagery.
- An estimate form that saves a site visit Service type, approximate yard size and photos (optional) help the owner prepare before calling back.
What a real version would need from you
- Before-and-after photos of your own projects
- The neighborhoods and towns you serve
- Which services you want more of this season
Repairs & home services
Home services website redesign
A redesign concept for a small home-repair business whose old site buried the phone number and listed every service in one long paragraph.
Goal: Make it obvious, within seconds, what the business fixes, where it works and how to request help.
Key design decisions
- One clear headline Says what the business does and where, replacing a generic “Welcome to our website.”
- One obvious next step A single primary call to action in the header and hero, with the phone number tappable on mobile.
- Services as scannable cards A long paragraph becomes short cards that link to detail, so visitors find their problem quickly.
What a real version would need from you
- Access to the current website and domain
- A list of your most requested jobs
- Any licenses or insurance details you want to show (verified)
Could your business be the first case study here?
We’ll design around your real services, photos and customers. With your permission, we’d love to feature the result here, with genuine details only.
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