Designs for over 40 kinds of business
Restaurants, trades and service businesses each get a design built around how they win customers, from the menu to the emergency line.
Jump to restaurants, trades or service businesses.
Restaurants
Casual dining, Upscale dining, Family restaurant, Takeout, Fast food, Coffee shop, Bakery, Dessert and ice cream, Bubble tea, Brunch cafe, Pub, Sports bar, Cocktail lounge, Brewery and taproom
What the design puts first:
- The menu, the opening hours and the ordering link at the top.
- A tap to call and directions on every level.
- A menu that you or the owner update by describing the change in plain words.
Trades
Roofing, Plumbing, Electrical, Heating and cooling, Masonry, Excavation and septic, Renovation
What the design puts first:
- The phone number and the services at the top of every page.
- An emergency line, where the trade takes urgent calls.
- The services, the towns covered, and a license line when the owner gives one.
Services
- Outdoor and property
- Landscaping and lawn care, Snow removal, Tree service, Pool service
- Cleaning and home services
- Residential cleaning, Commercial cleaning, Junk removal, Moving, Pest control
- Beauty and personal care
- Barber, Hair salon, Nail salon, Lashes and brows, Spa and massage, Tattoo
- Automotive
- Mechanic, Auto body, Detailing, Tire shop, Car wash
What the design puts first:
- The service list and a tap to call at the top.
- Photos of the work, from the owner's own uploads.
- Directions on a map on every level.
Questions
What if a business is not on the list?
Choose the design closest to it. Every section's words are written from the business's own details.
Which level of site suits which business?
A single page suits a business people call, and the larger levels add a page for each service, a gallery and more.
Can I see each design live?
Yes. The showroom has a demo site for each industry at every level.
Can the owner change the words?
Yes. The owner signs in under your name and changes any section by describing the change.
Screens and businesses shown are fictional.