Plumber — one-page website
This is the cheapest package. One page, one file, one goal: someone with a blocked drain should call within ten seconds of landing.


This is a showcase project — the company details, reviews and districts in the demo are fictional.
Who this package is for
A one-person business with no website yet, whose customers find them mostly by recommendation or on Google Maps. You do not need a ten-page service catalogue — you need one page that works on a phone and shows the number.
What it contains
- A header with the phone number pinned to the top of the screen — the number is under the thumb all the time.
- A hero: who the tradesperson is, what they do, how fast they arrive, two buttons (call / message).
- A trust strip: same-day arrival, years of experience, a quote before work.
- Six services in tiles — emergencies, fittings, plumbing installations, appliance hook-ups, inspections, radiator replacement.
- “About me” with a short story and specifics.
- Three reviews with a first name and district.
- Service area — a list of districts so it is clear at once whether they will come.
- Contact with a huge phone number, opening hours and a spot for a Google map.
Design decisions
One screen = one thought. The “Call” button appears four times, because that is how many times a visitor may decide. Calm blue, lots of light, big touch targets — the page has to read well for someone holding a phone in one hand while standing over a leak. No animations that could slow loading.
Technology
A single HTML file with styles inside — no external libraries apart from one font. It weighs a few dozen kilobytes and opens instantly, even on a weak signal.