Websites we've designed and built

How we approach different industries

Every industry sells differently, so every site is structured differently. The designs below are illustrative examples of our approach, not client projects.

Trades & Construction

Built for the phone, on a job site

Most trades enquiries arrive from a phone, often one-handed, often outdoors. The whole site is arranged around one action: getting the call.

• Tappable phone number fixed on every screen
• A page per service and per suburb you cover
• Before-and-after gallery that loads fast on mobile data
• Quote form that lands in your inbox, tested monthly

Health & Wellness

Answering “can I trust them, and how soon?”

People choose a practitioner on credibility and convenience. The site needs to settle both before they’ll pick up the phone.

• Practitioner profiles with real qualifications
• Treatments explained without clinical jargon
• Online booking, or a call button if you’d rather
• Hours, parking and getting there, above the fold

Hospitality & Food

Decided in under a minute

Someone standing on a footpath wants the menu, the photos, the hours and a table. Anything between them and those four things costs you the booking.

• Menu as a real web page — never a PDF
• Photography that shows the room and the food
• Bookings wired to the system you already use
• Hours and holiday closures you can change yourself

Professional Services

You’re being compared to three others

Accountants, consultants, agencies and law firms are rarely chosen on the first visit. The site’s job is to survive the shortlist.

• One clear page per service, priced or scoped
• Credentials and team, with faces
• Written work that demonstrates expertise
• Consultation booking, not just a contact form

Retail & E-Commerce

Every extra step costs a sale

Online retail is won on speed and friction. A product page that takes four seconds to load has already lost most of its visitors.

• Product pages built to load in under two seconds
• Checkout in as few steps as the platform allows
• Shipping, returns and stock, clearly stated
• Secure payments and an SSL certificate as standard

Technology & IT

Technical, without being impenetrable

Technology buyers want detail, but the person signing the invoice often isn’t technical. Good B2B sites serve both without patronising either.

• Plain-English summary, technical detail underneath
• Service tiers and what each actually covers
• Response times and support hours stated upfront
• Free-assessment offer as the entry point

These are our own concept designs, shown to illustrate our approach — they aren’t client work and no client information appears on this page. Happy to walk you through real projects and references on a call.