29 websites, with the names taken out.
Real designs I've built through Loudachris for Australian small businesses, cropped so you can judge the work itself. Pick a type of business, or open any design to read it top to bottom.
29 designs
A callback in 1 tap
Cobalt and orange around a short enquiry form, with the callback option impossible to miss.
Dark, direct and easy to act on
A charcoal hero, bold white type and red enquiry buttons for an installation trade.
Room for the build to show
A wide photographic frame and muted colour give a builder's projects the space they deserve.
Commercial electrical, neatly organised
Warm neutral panels and gold accents turn a long service list into something easy to scan.
Garage doors in green and lime
Deep green, bright lime and big service photos keep practical information in focus.
A technical trade with a bold identity
Purple, condensed headings and compact service panels make a technical offer easy to browse.
The enquiry form, front and centre
High-contrast colour and a form above the fold for a local service people need quickly.
Diesel work, clearly listed
Orange accents and a dark service grid bring a workshop's services into focus.
European car care, step by step
Sage panels and tall headings connect the booking process with the workshop's own articles.
Lesson packages, side by side
Forest green, cream comparison cards and amber buttons make the packages easy to compare.
Green, bold and sure of itself
A strong green palette and editorial headings give a finance service a confident voice.
A loan in 4 steps
Oversized headings and fine dividers walk visitors through a lending process.
Lending in natural light
Soft photography, green headings and the borrowing options laid out plainly.
A directory of loan types
Warm ivory and serif headings organise a long list of lending services into something readable.
Property, framed like a magazine
Architectural photography and quiet type let a specialist service look as considered as the buildings it handles.
Serif with personality
Coral colour and expressive serif headings introduce a leadership programme.
1 message, given room
Generous spacing and oversized type put the central message first.
Finished work first
Warm neutrals and expressive headings, with the photography doing the selling.
A calm first screen
Soft photography and elegant type invite visitors to read on before they book.
A skincare journal
Refined serif type and image-led articles give skincare advice an editorial feel.
A soft treatment gallery
Blush tones and rounded photography for an aesthetic treatment menu.
Useful from the first line
A blue palette, a plain-English service introduction and a structured booking form.
Answers, calmly arranged
Teal, generous spacing and a clear question-and-answer layout for a specialist service.
Dense information, made lively
Condensed display type and decisive colour make a product-heavy page easy to scan.
Texture and contrast
Dark surfaces, paper tones and contrasting serif type for a specialist craft.
A portfolio that reads like a story
Personal photography, warm colour and expressive headings in a flowing layout.
Coral and layered photos
A bold coral palette and overlapping photographs give the service a warm, recognisable look.
Golden, illustrated, editorial
Honey-gold colour and illustrated details set the tone for a tasting experience.
Dining and leisure, unhurried
Muted blue, serif headings and generous venue photography.
What you're looking at. Every design here is a real website, with business names, phone numbers, addresses and domains removed, and the text and figures inside each screenshot belong to that business. Some were built on this $297 a month offer and some on a Loudachris full-service plan, so a design here isn't a promise about what any particular plan includes. When you want builds you can open and check for yourself, the before and after gallery names each business and says which offer built it, and the case studies show what happened after launch.
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