Three concepts, built the way we'd build yours.
Beaumont West is new, so this isn't a client list. These are complete concepts for three businesses we'd like to work with — the same thinking, the same research, the same standard of finish, minus the invoice. Names and details are invented.
Tidewater Salon & Spa
A busy salon losing evenings to booking texts, with a Facebook page as its only home online. The whole design leads to one button.
- Booking above the fold on every screen, in every colour scheme we tried
- Stylist pages, because people book a person and not a salon
- Prices published — it removes the most common first text
- Gift cards given their own page for the two months a year they matter
under a minute.
Colour, cuts and facials by appointment, seven days a week.
Book nowHarbor & Pine Landscape
A contractor whose work is genuinely excellent and completely invisible. The job of the site is proof, then a quote request.
- Finished yards shown large, seasons labelled, no stock photography
- Service-area pages for each town, so the map listing has somewhere to point
- A quote form that asks four questions instead of fourteen
- Straight talk about lead times, which filters out the wrong callers
to real weather.
Design, build and maintenance for coastal properties. Free site visit.
Get a quoteCape Line Strength
A small gym competing with a chain two blocks away. It wins on coaching, so the site sells the coaches and the first free week.
- Class schedule as the second thing you see, always current
- Coach bios with real credentials, not motivational copy
- Free trial claimable in two taps with no card
- Membership terms in plain language, on the page, before anyone asks
Serious coaching.
Six people to a session. First week is free, no card needed.
Claim first weekSame three questions, every time
Every concept above answers the same short list before a single colour gets picked. What does this business want a visitor to do in the first ten seconds? What's the one objection stopping them? And what does this business have that the competitor down the road doesn't? Design is how those answers get built — not decoration laid on afterwards.