Small Business Website Examples
Nine made-up businesses, each designed from scratch to show what a small business site can look like in that trade. None of them are clients.
Demos
Business
Setup
Stores, booking and member logins are Custom builds, from $7,500.
- Designed from scratch for each business
- Works on every phone and tablet
- Built to turn visitors into calls
Portfolio
See the Design Before You Commit
I build these so you can see the design work for your kind of business before you commit to anything. Real client work lives on the work page, and there's one real before-and-after further down.
Real Client Transformation
This isn't a demo. Drag the slider to see a real redesign I shipped for a Louisville practice.
Smither Psychiatry
Client Site
Drag the slider to compare the two versions. The new one leads with Morgan's credentials, breaks the copy into short sections, adds condition pages for search, and gives new patients a clear path to book. See it live
Nine demos, six kinds of business
Each one is designed from scratch. Click any of them to poke around the whole site.
See how I approach your industryRetail
Poppy & Porch
BoutiqueThis is retail without a cart. Each piece gets its own photo, name and price, and a "hold it for me" button sends people to the store. Copy the plan-a-visit block with hours, address and parking. For a small boutique the sale happens at the counter.
View siteDerby City Pickle Co.
Specialty FoodsEvery visitor to a small food brand asks the same thing: where do I buy this? The layout answers it twice, with a market schedule and a stockist list, and this one adds a cart, so it's a Custom build. Copy the email signup. Somebody who liked one jar will buy the next one without you paying to reach them again.
View siteNonprofits
Tin Ladle Kitchen
Non-ProfitA nonprofit site serves two people who want opposite things: somebody who needs a meal this week, and somebody deciding whether to fund it. Programs come first, then volunteer and giving sections that say what a gift pays for. Copy the split. One button can't do both jobs.
View siteBeargrass Animal Rescue
Animal RescueA rescue is running adoptions, fostering, volunteers, a low-cost clinic, intake, and events all at once, and most rescue sites pile all six into one endless page. Here each one gets its own section, and the adoption path is numbered: apply, we call you, meet in person, go home. Copy the numbered process. It answers the same five emails you keep getting.
View siteMile Marker Veterans Project
Veterans NonprofitFor a small veterans group, the first button isn't Donate. It's Request a ride. Rides, paperwork nights and Thursday coffee each get a time and a place, and the driver sign-in shows what a Custom build adds. Copy the ride button in the nav. It's the one thing a rider came to do.
View siteHow to Use These Examples
Looking at website examples is easy to do badly. You pick the one that looks nicest, ask for that, and end up with a plumbing site built like a design studio's portfolio.
Three questions make it useful instead.
- Can your customer do the one thing they came to do? For a plumber that's calling. For a boutique it's finding the hours and the door. For a rescue it's starting an adoption application. Everything else on the page exists to support that one action.
- Does the layout answer the question that stops people? Price for the trades. Insurance for a dental office. Safety for a boarding kennel. Where to buy for a food brand. When a demo above handles that objection with a whole section instead of one sentence, that's the part worth copying.
- Could you keep it current yourself? A market schedule, a specials board, and an event calendar all need somebody to update them. A layout that looks great and goes stale in a month is worse than a plain one that stays right.
Once you have a shortlist, read the industry page for your trade. It covers what I build for that kind of business, and website packages has the pricing.
Concepts above. Client proof below.
The demos show design range. These measured results come from live client work, with the source and date on every tile.
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