Each of these argues something different, because the interesting question is never can you build a website. It is what the site should do, and what it should deliberately not do.
One of them is about why a commercial electrical contractor should not have a booking system. That one is probably the most useful if you are deciding whether to trust me with yours.
Independent garageA garage website where the reg books the car inKestrel Auto WorksRead it →Café and grillTakeaway ordering that keeps the commissionHatchRead it →BakeryA bakery site that tells you what to bakeCook & CrumbRead it →Plumbing and heatingPublishing your prices is a trust exerciseRedgate Plumbing & HeatingRead it →Commercial electrical contractorThe site that deliberately has no booking systemAshcroft ElectricalRead it →Veterinary practiceThree tabs that empty a veterinary phone lineAlderbeck Veterinary PracticeRead it →BarbershopYou book a barber, not a barbershopSharp HouseRead it →Combat gymThe timetable is the product, so it goes firstIrongate Combat AcademyRead it →Wedding floristPriced before you fall in love with themYarrowRead it →FloristFor a florist, the photographs are the shopFernworksRead it →Wine shopTwo hundred bottles is a search problemThe Thirsty ThirdRead it →Wholesale trade counterSelling to a buyer is not selling to a shopperPennine Trade Co.Read it →
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