06 — The work

Two client sites you can open right now.

There are no traffic charts or conversion figures on this page, because I don't have client analytics I'm able to publish. What I have is the work itself.

Open both and judge them. They do not look like each other, and neither will yours.

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Three projects. Real URLs. Nothing reconstructed.

01 Plates

As they stand today.

The Annergy Solar home page: a rooftop solar array at sunset behind the headline “Solar, by Brisbane locals”, with buttons to request a quote and estimate savings. — **Annergy Solar** Brisbane solar and battery installer. Eleven static pages. annergy.com.au

The Driveway Mechanical home page: a dark layout with the headline “Wheels don't stop. Neither do we.” and a button to book a service. — **Driveway Mechanical** Mobile mechanic, The Rock NSW. Eight pages, booking flow. driveway-mechanical.netlify.app

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02 Project register

What was built, revision by revision.

Each project as a revision history. No launch dates, because I am not going to invent them.

Rev A

Full site — eleven static pages, covering services, pricing, FAQs, the contact and quote flow, and the legal pages.

Rev B Current

Quote flow built around the free roof assessment and the fixed-price written quote within 48 hours, with a postcode check so nobody fills in a whole form to find out they are out of range.

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Annergy Solar · Brisbane solar and battery installer · annergy.com.au

Rev A

Light build — eight pages: home, about, services, results of work, reviews, FAQs, contact and booking, and a 404. Service-area map and town list on the home page.

Rev B Current

Nexus build — a second, visually distinct treatment of the same content set. Tap-to-call on every appearance of the number, with the form as the after-hours option.

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Driveway Mechanical · Mobile mechanic, The Rock NSW 2655, working across Wagga Wagga, Lockhart and the Riverina on cars, utes, 4x4s and farm vehicles · driveway-mechanical.netlify.app

Rev A Current

Lead capture through to invoice and revenue, tracked against the Australian financial year from 1 July. The automation side end to end.

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Client console · Internal tool, not a public site · built for my own operation

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Both were built the same way yours would be.

Static HTML, hand-written CSS, no page-builder underneath. Shared partials stamped in by a build script so the pages cannot drift apart. Self-hosted fonts. Deployed on Netlify or Vercel.

The two sites look nothing like each other on purpose. The design comes from what the business is, not from a template with the colours changed.

04 Next step

Yours would be the third one on this page.

Tell me what the business does and what the site has to do. I come back with a scope, a price inside the published range, and a schedule.

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