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Example concepts
Website examples for businesses built on trust
These website examples show how I would design for fifteen different kinds of business, from plumbers to wedding photographers. Each one also shows what I bring beyond looks: words written for that customer and a page structure planned for search, the same thinking I use in my SEO work. Every one is a clearly labelled concept for a fictional business, not client work, and every one fits within my affordable packages.
Example concepts · not real businesses
How to read these
Same foundations. Very different personalities.
Every example follows the same logic underneath: say what you do, prove it, make the next step easy, and give search engines a clear page to understand. What changes is everything a customer feels.
A roofer needs to look solid and dependable. A nail studio needs to look like the kind of place you want to photograph. A counsellor needs to feel quiet and safe. I choose colours, type, spacing and words to match, which is why none of these look like templates of each other.
01 · Examples
Trades and local services
Phone numbers in reach, proof of accreditation, and pages for each job type.
Plumbing and heating
Gas Safe proof, service areas and click-to-call on every screen. Plumber websites
Electrical contractor
Bold, high-contrast design with EICR and EV charger pages that rank on their own. Electrician websites
Construction firm
Accreditations and case studies up front, for clients who tender carefully. Construction websites
02 · Examples
Beauty and salons
Galleries that do the work justice and a booking button that never goes missing.
Hair and beauty salon
A treatment menu people can scan in seconds, with prices shown plainly. Salon websites
Nail studio
A gallery-first layout for work that sells itself on Instagram. Nail salon websites
Beauty rooms with online booking
Live slots and deposit rules visible before anyone taps "book". Booking websites
03 · Examples
Wellness and care
Calm colours, gentle language and a first step that feels safe.
Therapy practice
Soft, spacious and reassuring, with fees and a free first call explained. Therapist websites
Yoga studio
A timetable people understand at a glance, and a warm welcome for beginners. Yoga websites
Physiotherapy clinic
Conditions explained plainly, HCPC details and insurers listed. Physio websites
04 · Examples
Professional firms
Authority without stiffness, and transparency that wins the first meeting.
Solicitors
Composed, classic design with clear practice areas and fixed fees. Law firm websites
Accountancy practice
Tidy and organised, with monthly fees and MTD help explained. Accountant websites
Estate agency
Recent sales front and centre to win valuation requests. Estate agent websites
05 · Examples
Creative businesses
The work leads. Everything else steps back until it is needed.
Wedding photographer
Dark, image-led galleries and a date checker instead of a long form. Photographer websites
Interior design studio
Project stories and a calm consultation process for high-value clients. Interior designer websites
Florist
Occasion-led shopping and a same-day cut-off you cannot miss. Florist websites
Why concepts, not case studies
I would rather be honest than impressive.
Found First Design is a new studio. I could fill this page with borrowed screenshots or made-up testimonials, as plenty of sites do. I think you deserve better, and I think you can spot it anyway.
So these are concepts, labelled clearly, built to show my thinking. As real projects launch, I will add them here with the owners' permission. Until then, the best evidence is the site you are reading: how it loads, how it reads and how easy it is to get in touch.
Are these real client websites?
No. Every example on this page is a clearly labelled concept for a fictional business. I would rather show you honest concepts than borrow screenshots or invent client names. The site you are reading is the first real example of my work.
Can I have a website like one of these?
Yes, as a starting point. I will never copy a concept wholesale, because your business, customers and area are different. But if one of these feels right, tell me and I will explain how I would adapt it.
Why do the examples look so different from each other?
Because a nail salon and a probate solicitor should not look alike. The underlying structure is similar: clear promise, proof, next step. The colours, type, tone and layout change to fit the customers.
How much would a site like these cost?
Each concept fits within one of my three affordable packages, from £590 for a single page to £1,750 for a site with local SEO. The Business Website at £1,250 covers most of them.
Get started
Picture your business in one of these.
Tell me which example felt closest, and what you would change. I will show you how I would adapt it, with a fixed price.