Sixteen sites, each one designed and built from a blank page for a single business. Every screen on these pages is the real thing, captured from the live site rather than dressed up in a mockup.
The order is deliberate. The first group is ranked on how the work looks, cleanest and most restrained first. The second is ranked on what the site does, because in construction and the trades the tool inside the site is the reason it pays for itself.







Cleanest, most restrained, most expensive feeling first. Open any project to see it page by page.

A site that reads as an exhibition rather than a shop, with a print shop attached that sells editions without ever breaking the gallery tone.
· Hover to playA site that carries a twenty thousand pound price without ever showing one, and a configurator that qualifies every enquiry before it arrives.
· Hover to playA hotel site that reads at the level of the room rate, and a reservation flow that belongs to the hotel rather than to a booking portal taking fifteen percent.

A visitor can specify a full kitchen, see it in three dimensions, know what it costs, and send the exact specification over, all before speaking to anybody.

A site that sells the evening rather than the menu, with the reviews and the reservation both one click from the first screen.
· Hover to playA pawnbroker that looks like a jeweller, with a valuation estimator that gives people a number before they have to carry anything through the door.

A site that looks more expensive than the national chains it sits against, with a valuation request built into the scroll rather than buried on a form page.

A menu people can read on a phone in a queue, and a booking that happens on the restaurant's own site instead of somebody else's.

A booking journey that belongs to the shop instead of a platform, wrapped in something that looks like a menswear brand rather than a salon directory.

Enquiries arrive with placement, size, and reference already attached, so a consultation starts at the interesting part.

A studio with a brand before it had a second location, and a pricing page that answers the cost question honestly rather than making people email to find out.
Construction and trades, where the site has a job to do before a human ever reads the enquiry.
In these trades the expensive part is not winning attention, it is the hour on the phone and the half day driving to a survey for a job that was a third of the budget, or a third quote gathered to beat somebody else down.
A quote builder, a project planner, or an instant estimate does that filtering on the page. The visitor answers a few honest questions and sees a real range built from what the firm actually charges. Anyone who leaves at that point was never going to book, and they cost nothing to lose.
Everyone else arrives already scored. Job type, property, timeframe, and a budget band come attached, so enquiries can be sorted and ranked before the phone rings, and the commercial contract is not sitting in the same inbox as a dripping tap.

Enquiries now arrive with the job type, the property, the timeframe, and a budget band already attached, and land in a dashboard that scores and sorts them. The people who saw the range and left were never going to book a survey.

A visitor picks new boiler, breakdown, service, heat pump, bathroom, or commercial, and gets a real range immediately. The commercial and landlord enquiries route separately from the domestic ones, so the valuable jobs are not sitting in the same inbox as a dripping tap.

The estimate does the qualifying that a salesman used to do in someone's living room. People who want a survey have already seen the range and accepted it, and the emergency jobs skip the whole thing and go straight to the phone.
· Hover to playA construction enquiry and a cleaning contract enquiry no longer arrive looking identical. Each division can send a prospect straight to its own page, and the enquiry arrives already labelled with which part of the business it belongs to.
· Hover to playA quotation request that already says whether it is a heritage job, a commercial fit out, or an insurance reinstatement, which decides who picks it up and how fast.
This is not everything we have built, it is the sixteen we would put in front of somebody first. There are another dozen live sites across property, retail, hospitality, and beauty, along with lead systems, booking platforms, and property brochures that are not websites at all.
If your sector is not represented here, ask. There is almost certainly something close we can send you.