A new studio with 52 five-star reviews, finally with its own address online
Ink black, parchment and one oxblood accent; condensed headlines with an italic serif. Twelve pages: styles as an editorial list, the studio's own Instagram work sorted by style, reviews quoted from Google, a request form that lands in an admin screen, blog and aftercare. A 3D rotary machine turns in the opening; weak phones get a still image. Lighthouse mobile 94/96.
Every preview carries a bar at the top reading "this is a design preview". The site is not live and is closed to search engines; the owner decides whether it goes online.
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The barber who is open on Sunday, and shows it
Paper white, deep charcoal and brass, with square corners and wide letter spacing. The shop's real difference sits where it counts: open seven days, Sunday included. Treatments as numbered rows, reviews taken raw from Google: 4.9 across 168.
A dental practice with 547 reviews and a 3D identity
A live 3D tooth model that moves with the mouse, eight pages and a blog that grows with the practice.
A pub restaurant of 28 years, finally looking it on screen
Dark oak, amber and a serif headline. Ten pages in Dutch and English: the weekly-dish ritual in four steps, a typographic menu instead of grainy guest photos, reviews on their own page, and booking with a map. Every figure from the public Google profile: 4.6 across 1,058 reviews.