Website Design Examples
Concept designs you can click through — so you can see what your site could look like before we build anything.
Sometimes it’s easier to react to something real than to describe what you want. These are concept designs we built to show what a practical, mobile-friendly site looks like for different kinds of organizations. They’re not client sites — the businesses and churches below are made up. Real client work lives on our home page and in our case studies.
Open any of them on your phone. That’s how most of your visitors will see your site.
Featured Projects
Barber Shop — one page
Charcoal and champagne, built around one job: get someone to book. Hours, services, pricing, and a call button that never scrolls out of view. View Concept
Ridgehaven Church — one page
Service times up top, a clear “plan your visit” path, and a simple giving link. Everything a first-time visitor checks, on a single page a volunteer can maintain. View Concept
Really Great Church — two pages
The same structure, with a second page for news and announcements—for congregations that post updates regularly and need a place to put them. View Concept
Heritage Hills HOA — one page
Announcements, board contacts, governing documents, and a resident contact path — the Prestwick-shaped layout boards actually need, on a page volunteers can keep current. View Concept
Blue Row Kitchen — one page
Hours up front, a clear Order Now button, and readable menu categories on a phone — not a PDF buried in the footer or a DoorDash link doing the website’s job. View Concept
Greenline Lawn & Landscape — one page
Phone and quote request above the fold, service list, and service area spelled out — for operators who still rely on Maps and directory listings alone. View Concept
“Mark is a great resource for all your marketing questions! He has helped me with so many aspects of establishing my business, especially creating my website. Mark will listen to your specific needs and help generate a website that is designed with your business in mind. As simple or complex as you can imagine, Mark is there to put practical engineering behind your dreams.”
– Katy Love – Owner
“Mark Peterson was very helpful in creating a website for my video and music production business. We discussed my business needs, and he consulted me on the most effective marketing and design strategies to create the site. Mark is an excellent partner and communicator and knows how to enhance your image and message in a truly professional manner. Working with him has been a great experience, and I look forward to a long-term business relationship with him.”
– Robert Kerns – Owner
“Mark was instrumental in bringing our message to life via our new website. Very creative, willing to offer feedback, and readily available for discussion. I was so impressed with his work that I referred clients to him, who were also very impressed. Highly recommend for website development.”
– Paul Coogan – President
“Mark was critical in our re-branding project. He listened to our needs and guided us through our site re-design to get our site to an attractive, intuitive state that functions flawlessly in any browser or mobile device. We’ve recommended his services to our personal clients as well with great results. He not only understood our need and delivered but he also did it at a budgetary number that was value-rich. Mark has helped us with Office 365 as well as advised on SEO planning. Great service!”
– Chris Campbell – IT Director
What these show
- One page is often enough. A focused single page beats a five-page site nobody maintains.
- Mobile first. Most visitors arrive on a phone; these are built for that screen first.
- The essentials are visible. Hours, location, and how to reach you — not buried three clicks deep.
- Built to be maintained. Every concept reflects a site a staff member or volunteer can actually live with.
Want one shaped like your organization?
Concepts are a starting point, not a template you buy. We use them to get on the same page quickly — then design something that fits how you actually operate.
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