Every business gets its own layout, type and colors, chosen around the first thing its customers want to do. These four show the range.
01
Centered and editorial, menu with prices up front
A bakery sells what came out of the oven today, so the menu and prices sit on the first screen. A classic serif on a dark crust-colored background with a warm tan accent feels like the shop. The one main action is ordering for pickup.
02
Split screen, estimate form on the first screen
Landscaping customers want a price, so the estimate form sits beside the headline. Tall condensed type and a deep green with a bright lime make it feel like outdoor work. The one main action is sending an estimate request.
03
Bright and friendly, online booking and service cards
Patients want to know if they can get in soon, so the next opening and a booking button come first. A soft teal and rounded shapes keep it calm. Services sit in simple cards underneath.
04
Full photo, one big call button for emergencies
Someone with a burst pipe needs a phone number, fast. A full photo, heavy type and one large call button do that job. Services run along the bottom for the non emergency visits.
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