
A joinery with generous white space and edge-to-edge photography. Projects, services and enquiry on one calm page.
Websites for trades businessesReferences
Every example has its own design system, built on a Uizze pack. The businesses in our references are examples; names, addresses and images on them are not real. What is real is how we build.
What websites in individual trades need: Websites for trades businesses, Websites for restaurants and cafés.

A joinery with generous white space and edge-to-edge photography. Projects, services and enquiry on one calm page.
Websites for trades businessesA joinery depends on orders for kitchens, fitted wardrobes and bespoke furniture. Customers want to see the workmanship first. The example website therefore keeps a portfolio listing place, year, type of wood and finished dimensions, with full-bleed photography and plenty of white space. The enquiry form asks for the kind of project, the timing and the postcode. Phone number and quote request stay at the top. With the editing area from Business, the business could add new projects, photos and services itself.
Design system: Acne Studios View pack

A garage for all makes: services, prices, pictures from the workshop and booking in one click.
Websites for trades businessesA car and motorbike garage needs booked appointments, and customers usually ask about price first. The example website therefore lists fixed prices from an oil service to the hourly rate and shows photos from the workshop. An appointment request button stays in the top bar, next to a tap-to-call number. The form asks for vehicle type, the job and a preferred date, and the directions are written out. With the editing area from Business, the garage could update prices, hours and photos itself.
Design system: Riptype Foundry View pack

Bread and café with range, opening hours and location. Warm, crafted, read in seconds.
Websites for restaurants and cafésA bakery with a café bakes a different bread every day and opens early, and customers need to know both. The example website shows opening hours and the phone number in the header. A daily bread board lists the bread and price for each weekday, alongside the range, the bakehouse and the location. Pre-orders work by phone or form until 4 pm the day before. With the editing area from Business, the bakery could keep the board, prices and hours up to date itself.
Design system: Miranda View pack

Menu, ordering by phone and the family story. Direct, loud and appetising.
Websites for restaurants and cafésA takeaway sells over the counter and by phone. Guests want to see the menu, prices and opening hours at once. The example website shows the menu with tabs for döner, dürüm, plates, pide and vegetarian dishes, each with a price. The button to order by phone sits at the top and below the menu, and payment happens in the shop. One section tells the family story. From Business, the business could change dishes, prices and hours itself in the editing area.
Design system: Impossible Foods View pack

Painters with reference projects, services and quote request in clear typography.
Websites for trades businessesA painting business wins work through quotes, and customers want to know how long a job will take. The example website shows five reference projects with place, area, duration and colour, plus a before and after comparison of a facade. A colour chart presents eight shades, and the service area is clearly named. The quote form asks for the type of property, the area and a preferred date. With the editing area from Business, the business could add new references and photos itself.
Design system: Sociotype View pack