5 samples · all live

Sample sites

A proposal asks a business to imagine their new website. A sample lets them click through it.

Each of these was built for a real business, with their own name, photos, products and facts, before anything was agreed. Every page carries a banner saying it is a sample, not the official site.

1. 
   
   Consulting engineers · London, Ontario

   V&R Engineering

   A mechanical and electrical engineering firm with fifty years of hospitals, schools and civic buildings behind it, and a website that hid all of it.

   What was wrong

   110 projects spread over 142 pages: hard for clients to browse and hard for staff to keep up to date.

   What the sample does

   • A dark, photo-led site where the buildings carry the story
   • Project pages with photo banners, glass info cards and a map
   • Careers and co-op student pages
   • A working admin: add projects with photos, students, jobs and page text, and see visitors and enquiries

   Open the sample
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   Family farm, online store · Walsingham, Ontario

   Uncle Bob's Popcorn

   The family farm that grows more popcorn than anyone else in Canada, redesigned as a store that feels like opening the bag.

   What was wrong

   A standard online store that made a one-of-a-kind farm look like every other shop.

   What the sample does

   • A 3D Pop-A-Cob in the hero you can spin, and tap to pop kernels off
   • Every real product, price and photo from their store
   • Bag-red and butter-yellow, with headings set in type that inflates
   • Product pages, the family's story and wholesale

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3. 
   
   Punjabi restaurant · Windsor, Ontario

   Kake Da Dhaba

   A roadside Punjabi kitchen on Tecumseh Road, designed from its own painted-truck logo.

   What was wrong

   The old site listed the wrong hours and looked nothing like the place people love.

   What the sample does

   • Truck-art colours, painted name plates and scalloped canopy edges taken from the logo
   • A truck that drives in on scroll to a Horn OK Please sign
   • The full menu with prices, and the Google rating up front
   • Call, pickup and delivery one tap away on a phone

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4. 
   
   Women's boutique · Grimsby, Ontario

   Donna's Fashions

   A Main Street boutique with 48 years of loyal customers, sizes 2 petite to plus.

   What was wrong

   The old website had gone offline, so for anyone searching, the shop no longer existed.

   What the sample does

   • A warm, rose-toned boutique look built around the real storefront
   • Her own photos, recovered from the last archived copy of the old site
   • Collections, sizes, the story and how to find the shop
   • A floating Call Donna button on phones

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5. 
   
   Environmental and municipal law · Guelph, Ontario

   Garrod Pickfield LLP

   A Guelph firm practising the law of land, water and community since 1989.

   What was wrong

   A site that works, but does not show the depth of a specialist firm to the municipalities and developers it serves.

   What the sample does

   • A calm navy-and-gold look true to the firm's mark
   • Practice areas, lawyers with their real photos, and notable cases
   • A free 30-minute consultation as the one clear next step
   • A layout that reads well on a phone between meetings

   Open the sample