What your site could look like
Nine working websites — six Queensland trades and three other small businesses. Open one on your phone and scroll it: these aren't pictures of websites. Yours gets your name, your work, your licence number and your suburbs, and you can change any of it whenever you like.
Trades
Licensed trades across Brisbane, the licence number sits in every footer, because QBCC s54 requires it in advertising.
Carpenter
Dark and crafted, reads like a setout rather than a brochure. Sells workmanship over speed.
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Electrician
Bright, labelled and methodical. The safety-forward one, and the only white page in the trades.
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Plumber
Urgency-led, the call button is the loudest thing on the screen. Best for emergency work.
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Roofer
Bright and considered, built around choosing a colour that stays up there twenty years.
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Concreter
Heavy and monolithic. Enormous type, no accent colour at all, the most confident of the nine.
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Landscaper
Calm and spacious, the softest in the set. Suits design-led work rather than mowing rounds.
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Other small businesses
Same build, different job. A cafe needs opening hours, not a quote form; a physio legally cannot show reviews.
Cafe & bakery
A clock, not a menu. No quote form at all; it answers are you open, where are you, what's on.
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Physiotherapy
Built to turn someone in pain into a booking. Has no reviews section, by law, and says why.
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Bookkeeping
Trust and deadlines. Leads with the BAS calendar the reader is already worried about.
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