Good websites.
Real businesses.
A closer look.
See the work. Explore the thinking. Find ideas for a website that makes sense for your business.
AFRICA DIGITAL RETAIL CONFERENCE
AWESOME FOOD COFFEE SHOPto explore
Explore the work.
Understand what it does.
Open a project to see its purpose, useful features and enquiry journey. Everything stays here until you choose to visit the client’s site.
Showing all 16 projects
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Programme and speaker information
- Sponsor and event content
- A clear registration journey
Why this approach is useful
An event website has to answer practical questions as well as create interest. Bringing the key information together lets prospective delegates explore before they register.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Food, café and garden photography
- Menu, events and experience pages
- Visit information and booking enquiries
Why this approach is useful
The setting is part of the appeal. Photography shows the atmosphere, while menus, directions and a booking route turn inspiration into a practical plan.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- An image-led hotel presentation
- Accommodation and venue information
- A route to contact the property
Why this approach is useful
People want to picture the place before they make contact. A visual introduction and clear property information support that decision.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Services organised into clear groups
- Real project photography and a project gallery
- Prominent quote and contact routes
Why this approach is useful
A visitor can first find the type of work they need, then see relevant examples and approach the team with a clearer enquiry.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- A bold, project-led visual direction
- Five core disciplines explained separately
- Project pages and a clear enquiry route
Why this approach is useful
A broad business needs a structured story. Visitors can explore the different disciplines while seeing how they fit together under one company.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Product and brand navigation
- Shop and shopping-cart routes
- Showroom, delivery and contact information
Why this approach is useful
Some customers want to browse independently; others want help choosing. The website gives both groups a useful next step.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Roofing, repairs and maintenance information
- Large project photographs and gallery
- FAQ and direct quote routes
Why this approach is useful
Service information answers the practical questions. Real work examples give visitors something tangible to assess before they ask for a quote.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Large roofing imagery
- Dedicated services and project sections
- Fire-protection information and estimates
Why this approach is useful
The presentation makes room for substantial roofs as well as smaller structures, so visitors can explore the range of work.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Visual product and brand groupings
- Products, services and FAQ pages
- A route to send sourcing requirements
Why this approach is useful
Buyers need to recognise the product categories and understand how to enquire. Clear groupings help them describe what they are looking for.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Lawn, turf, paving and outdoor service groups
- Real project imagery
- WhatsApp quote prompts for location and requirements
Why this approach is useful
Project photographs help people describe the outdoor result they have in mind. Asking for location and requirements gives the conversation a useful starting point.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Adult and kids sneaker categories
- A dedicated iPhone range
- Shopping-cart and WhatsApp support routes
Why this approach is useful
Category-led navigation helps customers get to the relevant range quickly, with a contact option when they need product details.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Mobile service and coverage information
- A dedicated mechanic-request route
- A separate “Join as a Mechanic” journey
Why this approach is useful
Customers and prospective mechanics arrive for different reasons. Distinct routes help each group reach the right information.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- A consistent branded presentation
- Service information for prospective clients
- An accessible contact route
Why this approach is useful
A service website gives people somewhere to learn about a business before starting a conversation. Clear presentation supports that first introduction.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Separate pages for core technical services
- Installation and project photography
- Quote and WhatsApp contact options
Why this approach is useful
Different technical needs call for different information. Separating the service areas helps visitors find the right starting point.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Repair and appliance-sale information
- Clear service navigation
- Visible booking and contact routes
Why this approach is useful
Someone with a broken appliance often wants a practical answer quickly. The website brings the service offer and contact options together.
Explore project
What visitors can explore
- Moving and storage service information
- A project-specific enquiry route
- Inventory and quotation guidance
Why this approach is useful
A move involves more than a phone number. A clear enquiry route helps customers understand what information to prepare.
Let our clients
do the talking.
Choosing a website designer is a decision about trust, too. Read feedback from Webdo clients on Google.
Seen something you like?
Let’s make it yours.
Tell us about your business and the projects that caught your eye. We’ll help you work out the right approach.