Here are seven sample sites for local businesses. Each one is built around an idea from its own trade. There’s also a redesign preview for a clothing brand.
Tell me about your projectExample redesign
Here’s a roofer’s old homepage and the new one I’d build. Drag the handle to compare them, or use your arrow keys.
Before: an old template with a stock photo and a wall of text. After: Cinderpeak Roofing, a sample site.
Each one is a full site you can click through on a phone or a laptop. Open one and try its idea.
For a shop that builds kitchens and puts them in. The page starts as a drawing. Then the kitchen goes together, box by box, as you read.
For a groomer who takes one dog at a time. The dog’s eyes follow your mouse, or your finger on a phone. Booking starts with what your dog needs.
For a glass shop that fixes broken windows and puts in showers. The glass at the top starts out broken. It heals as you move, and it bends the light like real glass.
For a family seafood place. Tonight’s menu is painted with a big blue brush. At the bottom is a drawing of the harbor the fish come from.
For a roofer who fixes storm damage. The page opens like a storm warning. It replays the hail and shows if it hit your street. Then you can book a free roof check.
For a desert yard builder. The plan draws itself like a field guide. You see every plant before anyone starts to dig.
For a house cleaner. Wipe the photo with your mouse or finger, and the room comes clean. A room sheet ticks off each job as you go.
A redesign of a clothing brand’s site, shown as a design preview you can click through. You can shop for a sample item, but it isn’t a real store.
Your trade isn’t here? The idea always comes from your work. Tell me what you do.
Tell me about your projectThese are sample sites. They show what I’d build for a business like yours. The names and prices are only examples, and the photos and video were made with AI.
