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Website examples: 20 designs for small businesses

What the software drafts from your answers. Example businesses, not customers.

Example businessA fictional business, drawn by the same software that drafts your site.

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  • saltbush-bakehouse.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Saltbush Bakehouse, a fictional Neighbourhood bakery and café
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Neighbourhood bakery and caféHearth look

    Saltbush Bakehouse

    Hearth turns opening hours and a chalkboard menu into the first things a visitor sees, so the 6:30 queue is already on the page.

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  • kowalski-and-daughter-electric.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Kowalski & Daughter Electric, a fictional Electrical contractor
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Electrical contractorFoundry look

    Kowalski & Daughter Electric

    Foundry puts the phone number and a hazard stripe up front, because someone with a tripping breaker wants to call, not to browse.

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  • iona-bell-photography.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Iona Bell Photography, a fictional Wedding and portrait photographer
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Wedding and portrait photographerAtelier look

    Iona Bell Photography

    Atelier gives a photographer's few words and many pictures a magazine masthead and poster-sized type, so the page reads like a printed portfolio.

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  • chaya-hair-studio.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Chaya Hair Studio, a fictional Hair salon
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Hair salonBloom look

    Chaya Hair Studio

    Bloom's soft curves and slow pace suit a salon whose selling point is that nobody is hurried through the chair.

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  • little-lantern-learning.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Little Lantern Learning, a fictional After-school tutoring
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    After-school tutoringSprout look

    Little Lantern Learning

    Sprout's rounded, chunky shapes tell parents this place is for children before they read a word, without sliding into clip-art.

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  • rao-lindqvist-architects.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Rao & Lindqvist Architects, a fictional Architecture studio
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Architecture studioMeridian look

    Rao & Lindqvist Architects

    Meridian's hairlines and open space let an architecture studio's short, exact sentences carry the page, the way a good drawing does.

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  • the-low-hours.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for The Low Hours, a fictional Live-music bar
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Live-music barNocturne look

    The Low Hours

    Nocturne sets the doors-open time in giant numerals on a dark page, which is exactly what someone deciding about tonight's gig is scanning for.

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  • tidewater-movers.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Tidewater Movers, a fictional Moving company
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Moving companyHarbor look

    Tidewater Movers

    Harbor leads with the service area and a contact strip, because a mover's visitor first wants to know whether you cover their street.

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  • tern-ceramics.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Tern Ceramics, a fictional Ceramics studio and gallery
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Ceramics studio and galleryCanvas look

    Tern Ceramics

    Canvas lets the pots fill the screen with small captions, which suits a studio whose work does the persuading.

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  • patil-nair-it-support.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Patil & Nair IT Support, a fictional IT support firm
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    IT support firmOrbit look

    Patil & Nair IT Support

    Orbit's bento tiles let a small IT firm show five kinds of help at once, without a wall of text.

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  • fernbank-garden-design.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Fernbank Garden Design, a fictional Garden design studio
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Garden design studioGrove look

    Fernbank Garden Design

    Grove grows a sprig of layered leaves up the first screen and hangs prices on tags, so a garden designer looks rooted before a single photo of their work is uploaded.

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  • ropework-boxing-club.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Ropework Boxing Club, a fictional Boxing gym
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Boxing gymPulse look

    Ropework Boxing Club

    Pulse cuts the page on one hard diagonal and runs the gym's name as a marquee under the hero, so a boxing club looks fast before anyone has read a word.

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  • brennan-hallahan-solicitors.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Brennan Hallahan Solicitors, a fictional Employment and commercial law firm
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Employment and commercial law firmQuartz look

    Brennan Hallahan Solicitors

    Quartz keeps the page quiet, with numbered practice areas and fees laid out like a schedule, which suits a firm that sells judgement rather than volume.

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  • krug-und-kachel.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Krug & Kachel, a fictional Independent homeware shop
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Independent homeware shopMosaic look

    Krug & Kachel

    Mosaic lays the page out like a wall of tiles, with a feature tile for the collection and a product tile for each price, so a small homeware shop looks curated before it has a photographer.

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  • fairview-dental-house.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Fairview Dental House, a fictional Family dental clinic
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Family dental clinicLumen look

    Fairview Dental House

    Lumen puts the phone number, hours and address in a strip above the header and on a floating card, exactly where a nervous patient looks first.

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  • third-shift-social.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Third Shift Social, a fictional Club night promoter
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Club night promoterTempo look

    Third Shift Social

    Tempo sets the door times at poster scale with a running order for the nights and tickets for the prices, so a promoter gets a gig poster without needing a single photograph.

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  • kudu-leather-workshop.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Kudu Leather Workshop, a fictional Leather workshop
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Leather workshopCraft look

    Kudu Leather Workshop

    Craft turns the page into a packing bench, with a hang-tag, a rubber stamp and price tags, so a one-bench leather workshop looks hand-made without a studio photo shoot.

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  • tarn-and-ridge-guiding.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Tarn & Ridge Guiding, a fictional Mountain guiding company
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Mountain guiding companySummit look

    Tarn & Ridge Guiding

    Summit draws layered ridgelines over a key-facts strip and runs each trip as a listing, so every guided day reads as a place on a map.

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  • second-spoke-bike-workshop.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Second Spoke Bike Workshop, a fictional Community bike workshop
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Community bike workshopCompass look

    Second Spoke Bike Workshop

    Compass tells the story first and sets the ways to take part as large rows, so a volunteer workshop leads with why it exists rather than with a donate button.

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  • pillai-and-tan-bookkeeping.example
    Full-page screenshot of the example website for Pillai & Tan Bookkeeping, a fictional Bookkeeping practice
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    Hover or focus to scroll through the pageA still of the whole page

    Bookkeeping practiceLedger look

    Pillai & Tan Bookkeeping

    Ledger's ruled-paper first screen lists the services as an indexed balance sheet with dotted leaders, which suits a bookkeeper whose clients want to see order straight away.

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How these were made

Each example started as a few plain facts a made-up owner might type in: the name, the place, the services, the hours. The software drafted the pages from those facts and picked a Look to suit. In your own account you can change the Look, the colours and every word before you publish.

There are 20 Looks. They differ in layout, type, colour and motion, so two businesses rarely end up with the same page.

Questions about these examples

Are these real businesses?

No. Every business here is made up, and each one is labelled as an example wherever it appears. The names, places, phone numbers and prices on them are invented. They are not customers and they are not endorsements.

Who wrote the words and drew the design?

The software did, from a handful of facts about the made-up business. On your own site the software drafts the pages from facts you type in, and you edit them and publish when you are happy.

Do I need photos?

No. Every Look is designed to work without photos and to look better with yours. Some examples here are drawn with placeholder pictures and some without, so you can see both.

Is the website part of the one-time price?

Yes. The $99 one-time purchase includes the site builder: up to 5 pages, a live preview, a hosted address and a ZIP export you can put on your own domain.

Can I change the design it picks?

Yes. The software suggests a few Looks for your business and explains why. You can switch to any of the 20 Looks, change the colours, and edit every heading and sentence.

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Answer a few free questions. The software drafts a site like these from your answers. You edit it and you decide when it goes live.

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