Three concept sites, one for each pricing tier. The businesses are made up, but the sites are real: every page, button and form works except that nothing gets sent. Client projects will be added here as they launch.
A family-run Mediterranean caterer in Livermore.
Small and booked mostly by word of mouth. When someone gets a referral, they Google the name before calling, so the site has one job: look credible and make reaching out easy.
A single page covering the questions people ask before they book: what you make, roughly what it costs per guest, how the process works, and how to request a quote.
One scrolling page: a headline with a quote button, a “known for” menu with starting prices, the family story, a three-step how-it-works, a photo spread, and a quote request form.
A Tri-Valley lawn care and landscaping company.
An established crew doing everything from weekly mowing to full yard redesigns. Homeowners usually compare three quotes, so trust and clarity win the job.
Room to explain each service on its own, proof of past work, visible trust signals, and an estimate request that collects the address and type of job up front.
Home with trust stats and reviews, About, Services covering four service lines, a project Gallery, and a Contact page with an estimate form, hours and service area.
Tell me what you do and which one felt closest. I’ll come back with a plan and a price.
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