Website examples for small businesses

Three websites to explore.

I made these fictional examples to show how a bakery, trades business or clinic might present itself online. Open a site and try it for yourself.

Food & hospitality · Example

Bakeriet Nord

The menu, opening hours and catering information are easy for customers to find.

What the website should help with: Customers need to find menus, opening hours and catering quickly.
What I would build: Homepage, digital menu, ordering flow and local visibility.
What the customer should do: Order baked goods or get directions to the bakery.

Trades · Example

Past projects have room to speak, and customers can describe a job before arranging a visit.

What the website should help with: The business needs to build trust before the first site visit.
What I would build: Service pages, project showcase, service area and quote form.
What the customer should do: Request a site visit with the right project details.

Health · Example

Patients can read about treatments and find practical details before their first appointment.

What the website should help with: A broad range of treatments needs to be easy to understand.
What I would build: Treatment pages, practitioner profiles, expert content and booking.
What the customer should do: Understand the options and book the right appointment.

What does your business need?

A simple page with services and contact details may be enough. If you need more, we'll work out the scope together.

I help organise your information so people can find out what you offer.

A visible phone number or a short enquiry form is often a good place to start.

If you need ordering, payments or a shop, I will give you a separate quote.

I can help with agreed updates as your business changes. Content changes and additional work are priced separately.

Free website preview · no obligation

Tell me a little about your business and I'll put together a free homepage preview. There's no obligation to order.