Website examples for small businesses, people and clubs

People looking for a hairdresser want the price of a cut and whether you’re open today. The example sets the prices in white letters on a felt letterboard and the hours like the sign on the door.

The Sharp Chair, Dublin · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your hair salonChoose this design: Hairdresser

A salon client picks a treatment first. The example lists every treatment on a paper price card, name on the left and price on the right, with booking close at hand.

Studio Fox, Galway · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your beauty salonChoose this design: Beauty salon

A client wants to know which treatment fits and what it costs. The example writes the treatments around two drawn feet, the way a client card is marked up.

Step by Step Foot Care, Limerick · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your pedicure practiceChoose this design: Pedicure

An owner wants the price for their own dog, and that depends on its size. The example sets the treatments in a price chart for small, medium and large, with the salon on a grooming card.

Fluff & Tumble, Dublin · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your dog grooming salonChoose this design: Dog groomer

With a leak or a broken boiler, people want to ring, not read. The example puts the number at the top, the services as a technical drawing with rates, and your details in a title block at the foot.

Hogan Plumbing & Heating, Galway · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your plumbing and heating businessChoose this design: Plumber and heating

People want to see what you paint and ask for a quote. The example shows the services on a colour card of paint chips and leads to a quote request.

Brush & Sons Painters, Dublin · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your painting businessChoose this design: Painter

A garden client wants to know what you do and which towns you cover. The example sets the services as plant labels in the soil, with the towns you work in as small labels.

Westbrook Landscapes, Blackrock · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your gardening businessChoose this design: Gardener

With a leaking roof, the phone number is what counts. The example shows it large and splits the services into flat and pitched roofs, each with a drawn cross-section of the layers.

Keystone Roofing, Dublin 15 · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your roofing businessChoose this design: Roofer

Someone planning a build wants to know who does the work. The example puts your company on a building-site board as the contractor, with the work, the area and the phone number.

Solid Build, Limerick · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your building companyChoose this design: Builder

A client picks a finish and wants a price per square metre. The example screws each finish to a sample board, with its price per m² underneath.

Limestone Plastering, Cork · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your plastering businessChoose this design: Plasterer

For a small job, people would rather send a photo than ring. The example prints the name and number on a folding rule and lists the jobs with their prices on squared paper.

Jack Burke Handyman, Kilkenny · made-up example

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Someone who needs a taxi wants to ring straight away and know roughly what a trip costs. The example puts the number up front and the regular trips on a narrow receipt.

Linden Taxis, Dublin city · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your taxi businessChoose this design: Taxi

A driver wants to know what a service costs and when there’s room. The example prints the work and the prices on a job card, with the garage’s number at the foot.

Crankshaft Motors, Cork · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your garageChoose this design: Garage

A learner compares lesson packages and wants to send a quick message. The example puts the school’s name on a roof sign and the packages in a table of lessons, minutes and price.

Green Light Driving School, Galway city · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your driving schoolChoose this design: Driving school

A business owner looks for someone who keeps the books and files on time. The example sets the rates out like a ledger, ruled, with the amounts in their own column.

Hartigan Accounts, Cork · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your bookkeeping practiceChoose this design: Bookkeeper

A client wants to see what gets cleaned before asking for a price. The example sets the services out as a cleaning schedule and leads to a request form.

Sparkle Cleaning, Dublin city · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your cleaning companyChoose this design: Cleaning company

A guest wants the menu, the opening hours and a table. The example chalks the name, today’s hours and the first dishes on a pavement board, with the menu below and the number to ring for a table in large type.

The Quay Kitchen, Cork · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your restaurant or caféChoose this design: Restaurant or café

A guest wants to know how many it sleeps and whether it’s available. The example hangs the name on a key tag; guests send their dates, and nothing is booked or paid without the owner.

Curlew Cottage, Dingle · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your holiday homeChoose this design: Holiday home

A customer wants to know what’s on the counter today and how to order. The example is a bakery: its stamp on a paper bag, the range with prices, and orders by WhatsApp or phone, with no webshop.

The Flour Loft, Kilkenny · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your bakeryChoose this design: Bakery, florist or food truck

A student wants the timetable and the price of a class card. The example is a yoga teacher: the timetable pinned up and a card with the number of classes on it.

Yoga with Aoife, Dublin · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your lessons or coachingChoose this design: Lessons or coaching

A personal website shows who you are and what you make. The example is an illustrator: the name as a title page, what she does on a contact sheet and a form for a message.

Aoife Brennan, Galway · made-up example

See the exampleYour own portfolio website, on your own domainChoose this design: Personal or portfolio

Guests want the day’s programme, the place and a way to reply. The example puts the names on an invitation coming out of its envelope, with the programme and an RSVP card.

Aoife & Cian, Drogheda · made-up example

See the exampleA wedding website with your programme and an RSVP cardChoose this design: Wedding or party

Someone who wants to join looks for when and where you meet. The example is a chess club: its name on a pennant, what the club does on a noticeboard, when you meet and a form to come along once.

Corrib Chess Club, Galway · made-up example

See the exampleA website for your club, where new members find youChoose this design: Club or society