Website examples
Websites, section by section
Each example is a complete site or app for an invented but plausible business, shown at phone, tablet and desktop widths as it renders, with the pages and sections it uses.
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Online store app example for a small homewares shop
A small shop's best customers buy again, and an app on their home screen brings them back without an ad. This example for an invented Fremantle homewares store shows new products on the home screen, the full shop by collection, a cart priced by the server and the shop's hours.
Physiotherapy clinic website example with a pilates timetable
A physio site has to answer "can you fix this" and "can I claim it" in the first minute. This example for an invented Brunswick clinic leads with the length of a first appointment, lists every fee, and gives clinical pilates its own page with the weekly class times and two passes.
Plant shop online store example with local delivery
A plant shop has a problem other stores do not: its products are alive and travel badly. This example for an invented Brisbane nursery sells six easy care plants in two pot sizes, says plainly that plants are delivered only in South East Queensland, and ships pots and potting mix anywhere.
Product launch landing page example with a pre-order offer
A launch page for a physical product has to justify a pre-order: why this one, what it costs and when it arrives. This example for an invented Gold Coast drink bottle answers with two feature rows, one offer card at a pre-order price and an FAQ on delivery, cancelling and care.
Ramen restaurant menu website for a late night shop
Ramen does not travel well, so a ramen shop taking pickup orders has to explain how it packs the soup. This one page example for an invented Melbourne laneway shop does that in the menu intro, tells the eighteen hour broth story and makes the late Friday and Saturday hours easy to find.
Real estate agent website example built to win listings
An agent's website is not where buyers browse listings, the portals do that. It is where a seller decides who to call for an appraisal. This three page example for an invented Sunshine Coast agent is written for that seller: who she is, the suburbs she knows, how a sale runs week by week and what marketing costs.
Restaurant ordering app example for pickup orders
A pickup ordering app pays for itself when regulars reorder from their phone instead of a delivery platform. This example for an invented Leichhardt pasta bar reads its menu from the restaurant's store, adds dishes to an order priced by the server, and shows where to collect.
Salon booking app example with services and booking requests
A salon's regulars rebook every six weeks, and an app on their phone makes that a one minute job. This example for an invented Subiaco salon has four tabs: a home screen with the most booked services, the full price list, a booking request form and the studio details.
Skincare online store example with fragrance free options
Skincare shoppers with sensitive skin read labels before they read headlines. This example for an invented Adelaide brand puts a fragrance free variant on every face product, keeps the range to the three products most people need, and answers shelf life, patch testing and returns in the FAQ.
Sushi restaurant menu website with pickup ordering
A hand roll bar has a menu short enough to fit on one screen and food that sells on looks. This one page example for an invented Surry Hills counter shows every dish with a photo and price, takes pickup orders paid online, and explains why a hand roll should be eaten within a minute.
Tea online store example with a brewing guide
Loose leaf tea is bought by people who care how it is made, and they want to know how to brew it. This example for an invented Collingwood tea merchant sells six teas in two pouch sizes across four collections and puts a brewing guide, with water temperature and steeping time, on the home page.
Thai restaurant menu website with a printed style menu
Thai menus are long and organised by type, and regulars know exactly what they want. This one page example for an invented Fortitude Valley restaurant shows the menu like the printed one on the table, in columns with dotted leaders to the price, with protein choices and a note about chilli.
Tutoring website example for a maths and English centre
Parents compare tutors on three things: whether the tutor knows the school syllabus, how big the groups are and what a term costs. This one page example for an invented Castle Hill centre answers those in the hero and the fee cards, then offers a free assessment lesson as the first step.
Vet clinic website example with prices and same-day care
Pet owners visit a vet's website in two moods: planning a vaccination, or worried about a sick animal right now. This one page example for an invented Ballarat clinic serves both, with same-day appointments and the phone number in the hero, prices on routine care and a plain line about what to do after hours.
Waitlist landing page example with an early access offer
A waitlist page has to make a product that does not exist yet feel worth an email address. This example for an invented bookkeeping app explains what it does in four short cards, offers the first 500 people a free quarter, and asks for one thing only, an email.
Webinar landing page example that fills the seats
People register for a webinar when they know exactly when it is, what they will leave with and that a replay is coming if they miss it. This example for an invented session for small online shops states all three in the first screen and repeats the date in a bar that stays on phone screens.
Wedding venue website example with packages and a day timeline
Couples shortlist wedding venues on photos, capacity and price, then ask whether their date is free. This example for an invented Hunter Valley vineyard, built in Code mode, gives them all four: a calm photographic home page, the three spaces with capacities, a wedding day timeline and a packages page with prices.
Yoga studio app example with a live timetable
Students check a studio's timetable more than anything else, often in the morning before class. This example for an invented Bulimba studio reads the week's classes from a collection the owner edits, groups them by day with the time, teacher and level, and takes booking requests.
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