Just launched: PCFlow, a 68-page website for a PC repair and IT support service, built in WordPress with Elementor Pro.

PCFlow helps private customers and small businesses around Lake Zurich and the Obersee by remote support, on site, or with a device handover in Rapperswil. The site had to explain all three options clearly and make getting help easy from any page.

What I built → 65 pages from the client's page list, with 13 service pages, 16 troubleshooting guides and pages for 19 towns → A cost calculator with repair prices for five device types and fixed diagnosis prices → A three-step repair request form with device tiles and a privacy checkbox → An album gallery the client can grow by adding normal posts → A sticky header, dropdown navigation by region and town, and a mobile menu

How it's built → Hello Elementor with global colours, type, buttons and breakpoints set once in Site Settings → Classic Elementor widgets only, no HTML widgets, so the client can edit everything visually → Reusable templates for the contact box, contact card, enquiry form, trust section and service area list → Elementor Pro forms with validation and a honeypot spam trap, saved in Submissions → Yoast title and description on every page, one H1 per page, and an XML sitemap

After the client's revisions, I ran a final check: all 68 pages load, and 343 internal links tested with none broken.

Full case study on my profile.

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