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Built a premium lawn care website concept
Clean design. Strong visuals. Smooth sections. Built with the goal of turning visitors into customers.
Would you trust this business based on the website?
Check it out: https://zesty-cendol-fc9c4d.netlify.app
Yes, honestly. That green CTA against the real photo does a lot of the trust-building on its own. The one thing I'd want before booking is some sense of pricing, was that a deliberate choice to keep it lead-gen only rather than scare people off with numbers?
Yeah, that was deliberate. I wanted the site to focus more on getting people to request a quote instead of showing fixed prices, since lawn care pricing can depend on the property and service. But I could add starting prices or packages if the client wanted that
looking great, ezekiel! i think this business absolutely presents as trustworthy, especially when framed so professionally in comparison to many contemporaries in the niche field.
Appreciate that, that was exactly what I was going for. I wanted it to look clean and professional and give people a good first impression.
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Web design is not that important.
I mean - it is, but ultimately all it can do is to present your content in the best way. Put emphasis on your messaging first, then design around it.
You are Right. I completely agree with you, @Roman Avshalumov