Single pages that each do one job: a landing page for an ad, an about page that builds trust, a contact page, a pricing page and a job opening. Every example is fully filled in for a real kind of business and has a full-screen live demo.
8 items · Some of these items we built ourselves, some come from open-source libraries with a permissive licence. Every item lists its source and licence.
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Ads landing page for an installer: the hero is a selector that instantly works out whether a hybrid or all-electric heat pump fits, with the price after subsidy. Then one quote form, reviews with name and district, certifications, FAQ and duotone photography.
Landing page for a free introductory meeting at an accounting office: the promise on the left, a three-field form on the right, then the clients in pictures, the two people you will meet, fixed prices, reviews, FAQ and the same form again at the bottom.
Landing page for a childcare open day across three locations: the neighbourhood map is the hero, pick a location and you see the free tour times right away and book one. Then the groups in photos, parents' words, costs, FAQ and the call to action again.
Landing page for a free trial of rostering software for small teams: the working app screen sits large on an orange plane (pick a day, swap a shift), followed by the businesses using it in photos, what is included, a price calculator for after the 30 days, FAQ and the sign-up field again.
About page for a family-run building company: the story told in a filmstrip of workshop and building sites, the family and crew on camera, the story in their own words, what they do differently and an invitation for coffee in the workshop.
Contact page for a physiotherapy practice with three locations: the locations are the hero in large type with a photo on hover, open-today per location, a contact form with validation and confirmation, routes by mode of transport, opening hours with today highlighted and a working FAQ.
Pricing page for a gardener: a clickable map of the service area with call-out fees per zone as the hero, hourly rate and fixed prices, maintenance by garden size with photos, a calculator per visit and per year, what is and is not included, before and after, FAQ and a request form for a free garden visit.
Job page for a service engineer at an installation company: the promise and salary on the left, a two-step application right next to it, then an ordinary working day, pay in euros, the colleagues on camera, what happens next and a working FAQ.
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