Choose a style for your website.

Each style below is a working example for a made-up Australian business. Open them on your phone, shortlist up to three, and send them to me. I’ll build yours in that style, with your own name, words, photos, prices and colours.

Like the menu from one and the colours of another? Shortlist both and say so. Mixing is normal.

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Departures board

Example: Platform Two Coffee, a café in Sandgate

For cafés with a morning rush. Today's specials flip onto a station departures board, and orders are ready at the window.

Counter board

Example: Harbor Bakery & Coffee, a bakery in Port Melbourne

For bakeries that sell out. Today's counter shows what's left and what it costs, and weekend boxes can be pre-ordered.

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Label table

Example: Small Hours, a wine bar in Fitzroy

For bars with a list that changes every week. This week's wines lie on the table as labels you can move and turn over.

Printed menu

Example: Fig & Ember, a restaurant in Surry Hills

For restaurants that change the menu often. The menu reads like print, with bookings, functions and vouchers one tap away.

Menu board

Example: Phở Bà Tư, a phở shop in Footscray

For family restaurants with a big menu. Numbered dishes, a bowl builder with live prices, open-now hours and delivery links.

Street cart

Example: Bánh Mì Nắng, a bánh mì shop in Cabramatta

For takeaway counters with a queue. Build a roll and the page tells you exactly what to say at the counter.

Cup builder

Example: Mây Tea Bar, a bubble tea shop in Box Hill

For drink shops with lots of options. Customers build the cup and see the order sticker before they queue.

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Pressure picker

Example: Paperbark Day Spa, a massage spa in Noosaville

For massage and day spas. The first question is “how firm?”, and the massage menu sorts itself to match.

Shade picker

Example: Rosella Nail Bar, a nail salon in Parramatta

For nail salons. Customers try a shade on five nails, see the price, and book with the shade remembered.

Lookbook

Example: Maison Muse Hair, a hair salon in Newtown

For hair salons. A flip-through lookbook and a price finder that answers by hair length.

Sign-writer

Example: Northside Barber Co., a barber in Fortitude Valley

For barbers. A sign-writer's headline, a black price board and booking with the barber you pick.

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Brush-along timer

Example: Wobbly Tooth Kids Dental, a kids’ dentist in Mawson Lakes

For family and kids' clinics. A two-minute brushing timer children can use at home, and plain answers about costs.

Body map

Example: Kinetic Physio, a physio clinic in Hawthorn

For physios and allied health. Patients tap where it hurts on a body map that turns around, then see fees and claiming.

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Class finder

Example: Long Line Pilates, a pilates studio in Subiaco

For pilates, yoga and small gyms. Filter the week by level, class type and time of day, then book.

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Colour roller

Example: True Coat Painting, a painter in Merewether

For painters. Try a paint colour on an illustrated room, then get a rough price for your rooms.

Night house

Example: Brightline Electrical, an electrician in Brisbane North

For electricians. Tap a room in a house at night to see the jobs done there and their fixed prices.

Instant estimate

Example: Brightside Home Cleaning, a cleaner in Perth

For cleaners and home services. A price estimate comes first, then a room-by-room checklist.

Before and after

Example: Saltbush Landscapes, a landscaper in Adelaide

For landscapers and builders. A before-and-after slider does the selling, then a site-visit form.

Number plate

Example: Kingsway Auto Care, a mechanic in Moorabbin

For mechanics. Type your rego into a number plate and it carries straight into the booking.

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Price calendar

Example: Kestrel Point Stays, holiday cottages near Margaret River

For holiday rentals and B&Bs. Pick dates and see the whole price, cleaning included, before you book direct.

Signboard

Example: Saltwater Realty, an agency in Burleigh Heads

For real estate agencies. Searchable listings, recent sales and a free appraisal offer on a signboard.

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Plain English

Example: Calder & Wynn Lawyers, a law firm in Hobart

For lawyers, accountants and advisers. One switch turns legal jargon into plain English across the page.

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Try a question

Example: Margin Notes Tutoring, a tutoring centre in Chatswood

For tutors and coaching colleges. Parents try a practice question and see how you teach before they book.

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Fill a bag

Example: The Lolly Scoop, a lolly shop in Glenelg

For shops that sell by weight or by the piece. Fill a bag, watch the price add up, then order for pick-up.

Bouquet turntable

Example: Wattle & Wren Flowers, a florist in Fremantle

For florists and gift shops. Bouquets turn on a 3D stand, with a preview of the handwritten card.

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Your invitation

Example: Juniper & Vine, a wedding venue in Pokolbin

For wedding and event venues. Couples see their names on your invitation and check if their date is free.

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Gig poster

Example: Lantern Lane Night Market, a night market in Cabramatta

For markets, festivals and events. A poster with a countdown, and a planner that turns picks into a ticket.

Night-sky programme

Example: Moonrise Retreat, a weekend retreat in the Byron hinterland

For retreats and workshops. A drawn night sky, the weekend as a printed programme, and deposit booking.

Coupon offer

Example: Fresh Air Heating & Cooling, a seasonal service offer

For a seasonal offer. A coupon, booking times and a checklist that shows what's included.

How it works with a style

The example is the starting point, not a template you squeeze into. Your site gets your own content and keeps the one thing that made you pick the style.

  1. Shortlist up to three stylesOpen the examples on your phone first. That’s where most of your customers will see your site.
  2. Send them to me with your business nameOn WhatsApp or by email, straight from the shortlist. I reply within one business day with a fixed price in A$.
  3. See your own version on day 3A private link with your name, words, photos and prices, on your phone. Two rounds of changes, then launch on day 7.

What the business website includes

A$599 founding price

Standard price A$899. Founding prices are for my first five Australian clients. In return, I ask to show your finished site as an example. I never ask for reviews in exchange.

Landing pages start at A$249. Up to 10 pages with booking, ordering or a blog: A$1,190.

  • Up to 5 pages for a local business
  • Copy written from your notes, in Australian English
  • Services, prices, hours and map
  • Contact, quote or booking form
  • Your real Google reviews shown
  • ABN and licence number on every page
  • Two rounds of changes
  • Ready in 7 days, with a live preview on day 3
  • Built for phones first
  • You own the domain, hosting account and files

All example businesses, people, prices, phone numbers and ABNs are made up. They show what I can build. Nothing on them is presented as a real client.