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Two fictional businesses. Two working demonstrations.

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A straightforward lawn-care website and a specialist audio workshop don't need the same design. Open both demos, try their interactions, and see what changes with the business.

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Illustrative businesses and customer journeys, not commissioned projects or measured client results.

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Compare how each example explains services, supports navigation, and helps a visitor decide what to do next. Both are clickable and fictional; neither submits enquiries or books real work.

01 / Website FoundationFictional concept · No real bookings
An approachable service website

Briarlift Lawn Care

A homeowner needs to know what the business does and how to describe a job. Briarlift puts services first and turns an enquiry into a clear, editable summary.

Why this direction
Lead with the work, not the brand story.
A homeowner looking for mowing or seasonal cleanup needs to recognize the service before deciding whether to enquire. The design gives those choices prominence instead of burying them in a general introduction.
Make a vague job easier to describe.
The demonstration lets a visitor adjust service, ZIP and frequency details into an on-page summary. It stays local to the browser; no quote or enquiry reaches a business.
Explore Foundation

Sample details stay in the demonstration. Nothing is submitted.

02 / Custom WebsiteFictional concept · No real repairs
A specialist service with custom interactions

Reelweld / The Analogue Bench

Vintage audio faults can be hard to describe. Reelweld takes a different visual direction, with an interactive turntable and device-specific symptom guidance that builds an unsent sample repair note.

Why this direction
Make the workshop feel like the workshop.
Condensed display type, a restrained industrial palette and the turntable study communicate specialist analogue-audio work rather than borrowing the friendly lawn-care language of Briarlift.
Help people explain an unfamiliar fault.
A device-and-symptom explorer guides visitors toward a clearer, unsent repair note. Interactive record and tonearm controls invite exploration, but neither interaction is a diagnosis or booking.
Explore Custom

Demonstration only. No diagnosis, submission or repair booking.

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Behind the Foundation

A different first impression for the same business.

This before-and-after comparison is also illustrative, not a real client's previous site. Use the controls to compare the approach.

Concept study 01Same business. Different first impression.
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