Two websites, built in front of you the way the trade would build them. Three knobs that dress a site. Then a wall of fifty ideas for websites people stay on and come back to.
You tell us what you do and where. We draw the whole site, every page and every button, before anything is built.
Tuesday. Foundations.
Your words, written for you. Prices, the areas you cover, the jobs you want more of.
Wednesday. Walls up.
The pages go up: home, services, prices, about, contact.
Thursday. The roof.
Photos of your work on top, and the look of the thing. The draft lands on your phone.
Friday. Finishing.
Your web address connected, Google told where you are, and a login so you can change things yourself.
Monday. The keys.
Live. It is yours.
A garage’s website, put together like a car.
Every part does one job. Keep scrolling.
millanegarage.co.uk
Start with the body.
Your name, your workshop, what you fix. The shape people recognise.
Wheels on.
It works on a phone first. That is where people look for a garage, often from the hard shoulder.
The engine goes in.
Prices up front. MOT, service, tyres, with numbers, not “please call”.
Bonnet down.
Online booking, so jobs come in while you are under a car.
Doors.
Photos of the workshop and the people in it. Real ones, not stock.
Lights.
Your Google reviews, shown as they are. People read them before they ring.
Bumpers.
The boring bits: terms, privacy, the padlock. Done, so you never think about them.
Keys.
Live, with a login so you can change your prices yourself.
Now dress it yourself.
Same business, five outfits, from a suit to a pair of trainers. There is no wrong one, only the one that suits you. When you find it, send it to us and we build yours like that.
Example businesses, for illustration. The names, prices and addresses are made up.
yourbusiness.co.uk
Who you are
CaféGroomer
Café|Garage|Builder|Groomer
Four made-up businesses, the kind we build for. Pick the one nearest to yours.
How you dress
SuitTrainers
Suit|Smart|Friendly|Loud|Trainers
Five outfits for the same business. Suit is quiet and careful. Trainers is big, bright and not for everyone.
How much moves
StillLots
Still|Some|Lots
Still: nothing moves. Some: things settle in as you scroll. Lots: the page comes apart and rebuilds when you change its outfit.
Fifty ways to make a website people stay on, buy from and come back to. Every one is a real build we can do, with the tier it fits. Put the ones you like on your list and send it to us.
The gallery you walk round
The artist’s site is a room. Arrow keys or a swipe walk you along the wall; tap a frame to see the piece and buy the print.
Artists, photographers, framersFits Premium
The queue with a game in it
Join the queue from your phone, watch your place move, and play a small game while you wait. The high scores are the regulars.
Barbers, walk-in salons, chippiesFits Premium
The menu that adds itself up
Tap what you fancy and the order builds on the right with the total. Send it as a message and it is waiting when you arrive.
Cafés, takeaways, delisFits Business
The price that moves as you tick
Tick what you want, extension size, roof type, number of rooms, and the price changes in front of you. The written quote lands in your inbox.
Builders, decorators, fittersFits Business
Before and after, on every job
Drag the line across each photo and the finished job wipes over the one they started with.
Type your postcode. The map answers yes or no, with the call-out charge for your street.
Plumbers, electricians, mobile anythingFits Business
Click the bit that is broken
A drawing of a boiler, a car or a bathroom. Tap the part that is playing up; it tells you what it usually is, what it costs, and books it.
Garages, plumbers, heating engineersFits Premium
The day in the life
One job, start to finish, told as you scroll, like the two stories above. People read the whole thing.
Any trade with a processFits Business
The shop window
The home page is the window. What is in it changes with the time of day and the season, so morning people see breakfast and evening people see the wine.
Cafés, bakeries, delis, floristsFits Business
The tyre finder
Type the registration and see which tyres fit, which are in stock, and the fitted price. Book the slot.
Garages, tyre fittersFits Premium
Pick your dog
Breed, size, coat. The price and the time it takes appear, and the slots that fit.
GroomersFits Business
The scratch card
Scratch to reveal this week’s offer. One go each. People come back next week to scratch again.
Shops, cafés, salonsFits Starter
Which one is me?
Four questions and the site lands you on the right service, with the price. No scrolling through everything.
Anyone with more than three servicesFits Starter
The tap-through tour
Photo spheres you tap through, room to room, so people have been inside before they arrive.
Gyms, salons, venues, nurseriesFits Business
The chalkboard
The owner writes today’s special on the real chalkboard, photographs it, and it is on the site a minute later.
Cafés, pubs, butchersFits Starter
The workshop clock
A photo from the workshop every hour, no video, so people see it is real and busy.
Garages, workshops, bakeriesFits Business
Your table, your name
Book, then see your table on the floor plan with your name on it. Share the link with the others.
Restaurants, pubs with foodFits Premium
The countdown
The next market, the next drop, the next open day, counting down on the home page.
Markets, makers, eventsFits Starter
The guestbook
Visitors leave a line, the owner approves it, and it reads like the book by the door.
B&Bs, cafes, galleriesFits Starter
The real receipt
Your quote shown as a till receipt, line by line, that prints and matches the invoice later.
Any trade that quotesFits Business
The button that knows how you would rather talk
On a phone in the day it rings. In the evening it opens a message. On a laptop it is a short form. One button.
EveryoneFits Starter
A written quote in sixty seconds
Answer five questions and the quote comes back as a PDF with their prices on it, before you have put the phone down.
Trades with set pricesFits Business
Hold the date with a deposit
Pick the day, pay £20 on the page, and the slot is yours. The deposit comes off the bill.
Fitters, decorators, groomers, caterersFits Business
Ring me at three
Pick a fifteen-minute slot and the owner rings you then. No chasing.
Anyone who takes callsFits Starter
The missed-call page
When they cannot answer, the phone sends a text with a link to book. The job is not lost to the next garage on the list.
Garages, plumbers, salonsFits Business
See it in your room
Upload a photo of your wall or floor and try the colours and finishes on it.
Decorators, flooring, kitchensFits Premium
The quote that waits for you
Your quote lives on its own page for thirty days, with the photos and the price, so you can show the family.
Builders, kitchens, landscapersFits Business
Every review links to the job
Tap a review and see the photos of the job it is about.
Any trade with photosFits Starter
The thank-you page that is not dead
After you book: directions, where to park, what to bring, who you will meet. People turn up ready.
Clinics, salons, venuesFits Starter
Ask the owner
Type a question and get the answer the owner wrote, from the list of things people really ask.
EveryoneFits Starter
The loyalty card that lives on the site
A stamp per visit from the QR card by the till. The tenth is free. No app to install.
Cafés, barbers, takeawaysFits Business
The reminder page
MOT due, boiler service due, dog due a groom. You put the date in once and the site reminds you, with a book button.
Garages, heating engineers, groomersFits Business
Your car’s history
Every job they have done on your car, kept by them, shown to you. The next garage never gets a look in.
GaragesFits Premium
The members’ noticeboard
A private page for regulars: the Friday special, the new stock, first dibs on slots.
Cafés, shops, classesFits Business
Your last order
Come back and your usual is one tap away.
Takeaways, delis, floristsFits Business
Send it to a mate
A link with your name in it. They get £10 off, so do you.
Anyone who wants more of the same customersFits Business
The waiting list that talks back
Fully booked or sold out? Join the list. The page tells you where you are and when you are in.
Popular salons, makers, classesFits Business
The monthly letter
Written once a month, lives on the site, goes out by email. The one thing most small businesses never get round to.
EveryoneFits Starter
The season pass
Your pass, your bookings and what is left on it, on one page.
Gyms, classes, clubsFits Premium
The birthday club
Put your birthday in, get a treat in the month. Costs them a coffee, gets a visit.
Cafés, salons, barsFits Starter
One page for each thing you do
Not one page that lists ten services. Ten pages, each written for the question people type into Google.
EveryoneFits Business
A page for every town around you
Each written about that town, with the jobs done there. That is how you come up for “plumber in Marple”.
Mobile tradesFits Business
The Google listing that keeps itself right
Hours, photos and posts flow from the site to your Google listing, so the two never disagree.
Everyone with a shop or vanFits Business
What we did this week
A photo and two lines every week. Fresh pages are what Google wants and what customers believe.
Any trade with a cameraFits Starter
The review card by the till
A card with a QR code that opens your Google review link. Three a week adds up.
EveryoneFits Starter
Closed today, honestly
When you are shut for a day, the site and the Google listing say so and say when you are back.
EveryoneFits Starter
The same site in two languages
Polish, Urdu, Welsh, whatever your street speaks. Same site, same prices.
Shops and trades in mixed areasFits Business
The sign in the window
A QR code in the window opens the page about what the person is looking at.
Shops, galleries, estate agentsFits Starter
The site that reads like a receipt
Prices, hours, address laid out the way Google reads them, so it shows them before anyone clicks.
EveryoneFits Starter
The job sheet for every job
A short page per finished job: what they had, what you did, what it cost. Proof, and pages for Google.
Every story and every outfit is the same handful of facts about one business: the name, what it does, what it costs, when it is open. The look is a layer on top, and we can change the layer without touching the facts. That is why a site from us can be redressed later without starting again.
The house and the car are flat drawings moved by your scrolling, with no video and no 3D, so they run smoothly on a phone. Turn How much moves to Lots and the sample site comes apart and rebuilds itself when you change its outfit.
How to use it
Pick the business nearest to yours.
Turn How you dress through all five. Stop at the one you would be proud to send to a customer.
Press Build mine like this. The setup comes to us with your details.
If nothing moves, your device or browser is set to reduce motion. The knobs still work.
