Ideas for your business
What could your
website do?
Show a customer what you offer. Then give them a clear next step. These four examples show how that could look for different businesses.
These are design examples, separate from my real project work. They do not send requests, take bookings or accept payments.
01 / Trades & home services
Get the details
before you quote.
A customer chooses the work they need, describes the job and can add a photo. You receive enough context to decide what to ask next.
- The customer’s next step
- Request a quote.
- We would agree
- Your services, coverage area, required questions and who receives requests. Photo uploads need file limits, secure handling and a retention policy.
Try a quote enquiry
What needs doing?
See how the questions change for each type of job.
A few details about the kitchen
- What needs changing?
- Worktops and cupboard doors.
- Keeping the same layout?
- Yes, the units are staying in place.
A photo of the current kitchen could help explain the work.
A few details about the rooms
- Which rooms?
- Living room and hallway.
- Walls, ceilings or woodwork?
- Walls and skirting boards.
A photo of the surfaces could help show their condition.
A few details about the repair
- What needs repairing?
- An internal door does not close properly.
- How long has it been a problem?
- It started sticking a few weeks ago.
A close-up photo could help explain the problem.
Example answers only. A real enquiry would collect your details and let you check them before sending.
Choose a service to explore. No personal details or files are collected.
02 / Salons & appointments
A time that works.
A clear confirmation.
Let customers choose a service and request a suitable time. Connect your existing booking system, or agree a request-and-confirm flow that suits how you work.
- The customer’s next step
- Request an appointment or book through your chosen provider.
- We would agree
- Services, durations, availability, reminders and cancellation rules. Calendar integration and any provider subscription are quoted separately.
STUDIO
Make a little
time for yourself.
Try an appointment preference
A little time for you.
Fictional services and sample times. Nothing here is live availability.
Cut & finish · Wednesday · 11:30
This only shows your sample choices. A real request would need your contact details and the salon’s confirmation.
Try different choices. No appointment is requested or reserved.
04 / Shops & makers
Help people find
their kind of thing.
A searchable catalogue helps customers explore your range before getting in touch. Try filtering this small fictional collection by name or category.
- The customer’s next step
- Find an item and ask the shop about it.
- We would agree
- Products, photography, update access and stock information. Payment links or a full shop need separate agreement on the provider, fees and order handling.
GOODSUseful things.
Chosen with care.
4 sample products
Everyday mug
Stoneware · moss glaze
Market tote
Cotton · natural finish
Bud vase
Stoneware · chalk finish
Pocket notebook
Plain pages · forest cover
No sample products match. Try another word or choose All.
Sample collection · no stock or checkout
Try the search and categories. Everything stays in your browser.
Plan the useful parts first
What should a customer
be able to do?
Tell me the action that matters to your business. We can decide what belongs on the first version and what can wait.
These are optional examples, not package inclusions. Custom features, external services and ongoing provider costs are agreed in your written quote before work starts.