Electrical contractor
Foundry puts the phone number and a hazard stripe up front, because someone with a tripping breaker wants to call, not to browse.
Kowalski & Daughter Electric is a made-up business. The names, places, phone numbers and prices on this example are invented, and none of it belongs to Dapols or to a real customer.
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Moving companyHarbor look
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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IT support firmOrbit look
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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Garden design studioGrove look
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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