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Built around the two things a homeowner with a leak actually wants: what to do in the next sixty seconds, and what ringing you is going to cost.

• Emergency triage panel above the fold
• Published call-out charges and hourly rate
• Service-area picker and RGI credentials

Dark, high-contrast and built around the 2am phone call. For trades where the urgent job is the profitable one.

• Sticky emergency call bar on mobile
• Safe Electric / RECI credentials strip
• Call-out area checker by county

Calm, unhurried and appointment-led — for practices where the website’s job is to fill the diary.

• Appointment type selector
• Eye test explainer with duration and price
• PRSI / medical card eligibility note

A local pharmacy site that does the two things customers actually want: opening hours, and reordering a prescription.

• Repeat prescription request form
• Services grid with walk-in availability
• Bank holiday opening hours table

Serif, navy and quietly expensive. For professional services sold on trust rather than on price.

• Fixed-fee packages, no "contact us for pricing"
• Revenue deadline calendar
• Team credentials with qualifications

Content-heavy and blog-driven, for businesses that win work by being the ones who explain it best.

• Blog index wired to a CMS
• Service breakdown with process steps
• Lead capture at the end of every post

A barbershop site with the booking system built in: pick a service, a barber and a free time, and it lands in the admin diary.

• Live booking flow with real availability
• Admin diary that shows your test booking
• Deposits on longer services

A salon site where colour and long appointments take a deposit at booking, and each stylist has their own diary.

• Stylist choice or first available
• Deposits on colour and highlights
• Admin diary with cancellations

Type-led and warm, with the menu as the main event. Proves a good site does not need a photographer booked first.

• Full menu with prices and allergen keys
• Opening hours with today highlighted
• Table enquiry without a booking system

Price-list first. When customers ring to ask "how much for a mini skip", the site should have already told them.

• Skip size picker with live price
• What can and cannot go in the skip
• Permit and delivery info

A dark product-marketing site with real pricing mechanics — the shape a software company needs on day one.

• Monthly / annual pricing toggle
• Feature matrix across tiers
• Product-led sign-up flow