Twenty-four looks, and your site can wear any of them
A look changes how a site feels — the type, the color, how the photographs sit — without touching what it says. The preview I build for you has a switcher, so you can try every one on your own business. Send me the code it shows and I'll set your site to match.
All twenty-four
The first nine are live example sites you can click through. The other fifteen are shown on the same made-up businesses, and every one of them is on the switcher in your preview.
Neon
The Late Set · jazz club
Signs in a window after dark, for places whose best hours start when the sun goes down.
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Crafted
Linden Street Bakery · bakery
Paper grain, taped photographs and stitched tags, for businesses that make things by hand.
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Blueprint
Keller Plumbing & Heating · plumber
Drawn to measure on a drafting sheet, for trades that work to a spec.
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Glass
Rivermark Dental · dentist
Your own photograph becomes the room the page sits in, with frosted panels over it.
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Aurora
June Clay Studio · photographer
A night sky with ribbons of light across it, and photographs that glow against the dark.
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Heritage
Hollis & Sons · landscaper
Cream paper and a classic serif, for a business whose best argument is how long it's been around.
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Spotlight
Northgate Towing · 24-hour towing
A dark, lit stage at the top of the page that opens onto a bright one below.
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Folio
Harrow & Finch · accountants
Laid out like a studio portfolio: the words on one side, the picture on the other.
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Immersive
Tavola · restaurant
The room is the reason to come, so the photograph runs edge to edge.
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Luxe
Restaurants, small hotels, salons
The photograph leads and the words sit on it like a card on a table.
Nocturne
Cocktail bars, late barbers, steakhouses
Dark all the way down, for the places people go after dark.
Bento
Cafés, studios, shops
Tiles of different sizes packed with an even gap, the way good product pages are arranged.
Mono
Photographers, barbers, tattoo artists
Black, white and one color, for work that is the picture.
Poster
Gyms, barbers, taco trucks
Loud on purpose: a block of color with the headline set big.
Duotone
Bars, venues, record shops
Every photograph printed in two inks, like a record sleeve or a gallery poster.
Kinetic
Towing, auto shops, gyms, movers
Built to look like it's moving, for businesses that sell speed and strength.
Terrain
Landscapers, roofers, tree services
A survey map, for businesses that work on the land.
Watercolor
Florists, cafés, wedding planners
Washes of color behind the words, deckled photographs and painted edges, for work made by hand and looked at closely.
Soft
Dentists, salons, daycares
Warm and unhurried, with no hard corners anywhere on the page.
Retro
Diners, record shops, ice-cream stands
The seventies, warmly, with a rainbow of the site's own colors behind the photograph.
Depth
Accountants, consultants, agencies
Photographs stand up off the page like objects on a desk.
Transit
Firms with a process to explain
The page drawn as a route map, so the order of things reads at a glance.
Cinema
Clinics, studios, new openings
Built like a launch page, where scrolling is the show.
Sleek
Any business
Quiet and exact: clean lines, generous space, nothing extra.
Seen one you like?
I'll build your preview in it, from your own listing and photos. You only pay if you keep it.