Work

One page each.One obvious next step.

Every project here is built the same way: figure out what the business actually sells, figure out the one thing a customer should do, then build the page around those two answers.

A note on what you’re looking at. The layouts below are samples showing how a one-page site is structured for different kinds of businesses. They are not client screenshots, and nothing here is presented as a project that has not happened. Real projects replace them as they launch.

Selected projects

  • Portrait photographerSample layout

    Sessions, pricing, and availability on one page, so enquiries arrive already knowing the rate.

    Primary actionBooking request

  • Barber and grooming studioSample layout

    Service menu, prices, and the booking system in the same place a customer lands.

    Primary actionBook an appointment

  • Event plannerSample layout

    What she plans, what it costs to start, and a quote request that collects the details up front.

    Primary actionQuote request

  • Church and ministrySample layout

    Service times, location, and how to get connected, without a visitor hunting through a feed.

    Primary actionPlan a visit

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The approach

Design is the partpeople see. Clarity isthe part they feel.

A site can be beautiful and still leave a visitor unsure what to do. Before any of these pages were designed, the same three questions got answered: what does this business sell, what does a customer need to know before they commit, and what is the single action worth building the page around.

The visual work comes after that. It is what makes the answer feel like the business instead of like a template, and it is why these do not look like each other.

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