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Websites for your industry.
What a good website must do depends on the trade. Twelve industries in detail, twelve example websites to click through — each with what actually matters there.
Why the industry decides
A website is not good because it can do a lot — but because it can do the one thing customers come for. For a roofer that is the emergency number at seven in the morning. For a restaurant it is tonight’s menu, for a practice the appointment request, for a farm shop the cart.
How I build those sites — fixed price, self-hosted, GDPR-compliant — is on Websites & web applications. All twelve clickable examples are also on References.
Websites for craft businesses
Emergency number, services, reviews — the site as an extension of your phone.
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Websites for restaurants & hospitality
Menu, opening hours, reservations — guests decide in seconds.
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Websites for practices & therapists
Appointment request, team, directions — trust before the first visit.
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Online shops for retail
Sell without platform fees — your range, your customer data.
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Websites for forestry & farming
Farm shop and direct sales — customers in the region find you.
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Portfolio websites for freelancers
Your work as a stage — a portfolio with its own style, not a template.
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Websites for car repair shops
Appointment request, guide prices, reviews — the slot two taps away.
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Websites for leisure & adventure
Image, prices, time slots — the visit starts in the browser.
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Websites for hair salons & beauty studios
Online booking, open price list, a team with faces.
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Websites for estate agents & property managers
Listings with filters, valuation request, open process.
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Websites for music schools, education & clubs
Timetable, sign-up, trial lesson — no PDF, no detour.
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Websites for dog training schools
Training approach, clear courses and an easy first enquiry.
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