EXAMPLES
How your website could look.
This is what your site could look like: three designs for made-up businesses, so you can compare style and structure. Plus six real businesses, measured and explained.
REALLY BUILT
Six businesses, measured
Really built · Speed score 56 → 92
Crystal's Karaoke
The bar had a website that loaded slowly on phones and sent visitor data to Google and Meta before anyone agreed. The new site loads fast, shows menu and opening hours as text and went live on a Thursday morning in 50 minutes.
Read the case study →
Really built · Accessibility 100 out of 100
Plush & Pristine Homes
The cleaning service from Ormond Beach had a Facebook page until now. The new website shows services, service area and contact at a glance, loads with 452 KB, sets no cookies and fetches nothing from third-party servers.
Read the case study →
Draft · Accessibility 100 out of 100
European Village Palm Coast
In the draft, the European Village gets a page for what makes it special: eleven kitchens and bars, independent shops, the Sunday market and the stage in the courtyard. The businesses sit in a directory, the map needs no map provider and the page loads with 632 KB without a single request to third-party servers.
Read the case study →
Draft · Accessibility 100 out of 100
Flagler Electric Bike Rental
In the draft, the e-bike rental with delivery gets a page where guests pick bike, duration and price in a few taps and go straight to booking. In addition: three route guides, a page on Florida e-bike rules and an assistant that answers only from the information on the site.
Read the case study →
Draft · Page weight 414 KB
WORLD PLATE Caterer
The caterer from Bunnell had all its menus as images. In the draft, the seven cuisines, the menus, the bar, the Market and six service areas are on the page as text: readable for guests, for Google and for AI search. The page loads with 414 KB and without a single request to third-party servers.
Read the case study →
Draft · Best practices 100 out of 100
Hammock Grill by JT's
In the draft, the restaurant with its patio under the oaks gets a page with the menu as text, today's opening status and the weekly deals. The site is static, loads with 494 KB and calls Google Maps only after a click.
Read the case study →EXAMPLE PROJECTS
Three drafts for invented businesses
Example with an invented business. Your site gets your colours, your images and your content.
Freshly baked, every morning.
Breakfast, coffee and cake in the neighborhood.
Reserve a table- Table reservations
- Menu as text
- Opening hours
Example · Hospitality
Sample Café
Freshly baked, every morning. Breakfast, coffee and cake in the neighborhood.
View example →
Cut, color, beard.
Your neighborhood salon, with online booking.
Book now- Appointment booking
- Price list
- Reviews
Example · Beauty and hair
Sample Salon
Cut, color, beard. Your neighborhood salon, with online booking.
View example →
Bookkeeping, taxes, payroll.
Personal service for small businesses and freelancers.
First consult- First inquiry
- Team
- Client area
Example · Accounting
Sample Accounting
Bookkeeping, taxes, payroll. Personal service for small businesses and freelancers.
View example →TRY IT
Modules to touch
Tap a module to see how it looks on a phone.
Sample Salon
Pick a time
Sample Café
Reserve a table
- Date
- Friday
- Guests
- 4
- Time
- 7:30 PM
Sample Café
AI concierge
Ask something … — Sample answers, not a real AI.
Sample Café
Menu
- Cappuccino$4.50
- Croissant$3.50
- Oat bowl$8.00
- Avocado toast$12.00
As text: readable for guests, Google and AI
And your website?
Check for free how it stands. Or let's talk: you see your new site before you pay.