Concept previews
Built for one business each, in that business's own style.
No two of these move the same way, because no two of these businesses work the same way. Each preview is a working front door, forms and all, built to show its owner what their shop could feel like online.
Concept preview
Eddie Hobbs Automotive, Pace
A front-counter redesign for a beloved local auto shop, laid out like the counter you lean on while they write up your ticket.
What it demonstrates
- A service board with the shop's real work
- Customer reviews set like a shop ledger
- A work-order form that books a bay
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Mike and Michael's Electric, Pensacola
An emergency-first site for a family electrical contractor: the phone number and the help come before everything else.
What it demonstrates
- Symptoms before services, so callers self-sort
- The verified state license, printed up top
- A work order with a callback slip
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Water Works Sprinkler Systems, Milton
A diagnosis-first site for a 30-year irrigation company whose office closes at 1 in the afternoon.
What it demonstrates
- Name the lawn's symptom, see what it usually means
- A quote worksheet that works after hours
- Real office hours, printed plainly
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The Man Cave Grooming Company, Milton
A heritage sign-painter's board for a 4.8-star barber shop, services posted the way a shop sign posts them.
What it demonstrates
- Services and chairs, plain as paint
- An appointment ticket that books a specific chair
- Walk-in honesty, up front
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Amore Plumbing, Milton
A starter front door for a plumbing company with no website at all, built like the dispatch board the office already runs on.
What it demonstrates
- A dispatch board instead of a contact page
- A route map of the towns it covers
- Service tickets a small office can actually run
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Split Endz Salon, Milton
An editorial, magazine-style booking site for a five-star salon whose listed website currently sends Milton clients to a salon in Pennsylvania.
What it demonstrates
- A booking desk on the front page
- Real stylists, with their own specialties
- A wrong-state listing, fixed
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The concept previews are labeled as concepts on every page, and they are not live client sites. When a local business signs with the studio, their build appears here as a live link, with their permission.