Portfolio sites I've designed and built. Each one is for a made-up business in a real trade, so you can see how a site for your kind of business could look and work.
Plumber and gasfitter, Melbourne's west
The home page leads with a job docket: an itemised example quote, the way a plumber would write one. A "view as the owner" switch shows how the owner would edit services and photos.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Bluestone Plumbing & Gas site
Café on Sydney Road, Coburg
The home page is today's sheet: a dated menu with sold-out items struck through, next to this week's hours. The content is set up for Pages CMS, so an owner can update it without touching code.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Corner Kettle site
Physio clinic on High Street, Northcote
The home page leads with the next free appointment times. Booking works like a clinic's appointment book: pick a type, then a time on this week's grid, then see your appointment card.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Plinth Physiotherapy site
Florist in Yarraville
The home page leads with this week's stems, a dated board of what came in from the market. Ordering is a four-step demo: pick a size, write the card and watch it appear on a gift tag, then choose a delivery day that follows the shop's hours and 1pm cut-off.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Kitchen Table Flowers siteThe scores are from Google Lighthouse, tested on a simulated phone once a site is finished. They measure speed, accessibility, best practices and search basics, each out of 100. A site only counts as finished when it scores 95 or more in all four.
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