Examples by sector

How it can look, depending on what you do

Every business needs its website to do something different: fill the diary, receive quote requests or simply explain well what it does. That is how the approach changes from one sector to another.

Everything on this page is a demonstration

These are not customer websites or real businesses, and the photographs are illustrative. Your proposal is generated from what you tell us in the questionnaire: whatever you do not provide is left out, not invented.

Inside a small hair salon: chair, mirror and tools neatly arranged on the shelf.

Demonstration

Neighbourhood hair salon

Website goal: Get bookings
Format: One page
What it tells: Services with their duration, opening hours, how to get there and WhatsApp within reach.
Main button: “Book an appointment”, to the booking service the salon already uses.

Demonstration

Restaurant

Website goal: Get bookings
Format: Several pages: home, menu, the place and contact
What it tells: What is cooked and how, the menu the owner provides, opening hours and a map.
Main button: “Book a table”, to its external booking service.

Demonstration

Physiotherapy clinic

Website goal: Get enquiries
Format: Several pages: home, treatments, the centre and contact
What it tells: Which problems it treats, what a first visit is like and where it is.
Main button: “Request an appointment”, by phone, WhatsApp or form.

A half-renovated kitchen with tools, a spirit level and stacked tiles.

Demonstration

Renovation company

Website goal: Receive quote requests
Format: Several pages: home, services, how we work and quote
What it tells: Types of work, the step-by-step process and the area it covers.
Main button: “Request a quote”, with a short form.

A work desk with a laptop, a notebook with diagrams and a cup of coffee.

Demonstration

Independent consultant

Website goal: Present the business
Format: One page
What it tells: Who she helps, with which method and what sets her apart, in her own words.
Main button: “Write to me”, to the business email.

A meeting table in a professional office with folders, a bookcase in the background and two chairs.

Demonstration

Professional practice

Website goal: Get enquiries
Format: Several pages: home, practice areas, the office and contact
What it tells: Practice areas explained without jargon, office hours and location.
Main button: “Arrange a consultation”, by phone or form.

Your sector is not here? It does not matter: the questionnaire is the same for any service business. You choose the website goal, the style (minimalist, modern, elegant or professional), whether you want it light or dark, and whether it goes on one page or several.

Start by seeing it. Paying comes later, if you like it.

Three free generations when you verify your email and 30 days to review each proposal.

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