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Every niche loses customers differently. Here's what we focus on for each one.

Car Detailing Studio

Luna Detailing, a car detailing studio in Kyiv, was attracting clients only through social media and messengers, with no website of its own. That made it hard to quote prices upfront and looked less credible next to competitors with a proper site.

See the case: Luna Detailing →
  • Dark, premium layout that contrasts with vivid car photography
  • A clear service list: interior cleaning, polishing, tinting, paint protection film
  • An instant price-estimate button
  • A gallery of real studio work
  • An FAQ section to handle common objections

Car Engine Repair Shop

Euro Cars, a specialized engine-repair garage in Kyiv, had no website of its own — only a Google Business listing with a strong 4.7 rating and real completed jobs nobody outside Google Maps could see. That made it hard to show the depth of real work behind the rating before a customer ever called.

See the case: Euro Cars →
  • A dark, red-accented “performance garage” design built around real repair photography
  • A services-by-brand catalog pulling in the shop’s actual completed jobs and prices
  • A one-click admin button that syncs new services straight from the shop’s own Google Business listing
  • A damage-diagnosis request form (vehicle, symptoms, photos) instead of a generic contact form
  • Google rating and reviews synced and cached on demand, not just linked out
  • A full admin panel to edit every text, photo, price, and brand without touching code

Massage (home studio)

Svetlana runs a massage studio from home in Ashkelon, Israel, taking bookings by hand through messengers. Without a website, it was hard to show the studio's atmosphere, prices and answer common questions before the first contact.

See the case: Touch of Light →
  • A warm, calm layout built around real photos of the studio
  • A personal story from the therapist instead of a generic service list
  • A transparent price list right on the site
  • Real client testimonials
  • One clear booking button instead of scattered contacts

Electronics E-commerce

GS UA STORE sold power banks, gadgets and small appliances only through a Prom.ua marketplace listing — real products, real customers, 81 genuine reviews, but no site of its own: locked into the marketplace's own layout, fees, and branding, with no room to build a real catalog experience or its own daily promotions.

See the case: GS UA STORE →
  • The full 142-product catalog migrated over — real photos re-hosted on the store's own CDN, specs, prices and stock kept accurate
  • Real Nova Poshta checkout: live branch/postomat search and address validation, not a static dropdown
  • A "Deal of the Day" widget that rotates a real bestseller (ranked from the store's own imported review history) with a live countdown
  • Mobile-first rebuild: auto-scrolling category carousel, bottom tab bar, sticky buy button on product pages
  • Spec-based filtering per category (capacity, brand, fast charging, wireless charging) generated from the real product data
  • The original store's real customer reviews imported and matched to the correct products — not fabricated ratings
  • A full admin panel for products, promotions, categories and site settings

Landscape Design

Vash Noviy Sad, a landscape design studio outside Kyiv, had a template-style site that undersold the quality of its real projects and blended in with generic competitor sites. It needed a concept that felt premium the instant it loaded — without effects that compete with the garden photography itself.

See the case: Noviy Sad →
  • Full-screen cinematic hero built around real project photography
  • A three-principle "Philosophy" section explaining the studio's approach
  • An infinite horizontal gallery of completed gardens with gentle auto-scroll
  • A transparent five-step process from consultation to ongoing care
  • Scroll-driven GSAP transitions with no jarring pins or freezes
  • A layout designed to feel expensive even completely static

Emergency Electrician

Volodymyr, an emergency electrician in Dnipro, relied on word-of-mouth and phone calls alone — with no website, prospective clients had no way to check his services, pricing, or reviews before calling, and every competing electrician site looked like the same generic template.

See the case: Електрик Рятівник →
  • Interactive lightbulb hero — the bulb heats up, glows, and lights up the whole page as visitors scroll, turning the tagline "We'll bring your light back" into something visitors actually watch happen
  • Symptom picker (no power, breaker trips, sparking outlet, burning smell) that routes straight to the relevant service and a one-tap call
  • Fixed, transparent prices for the most common emergency call-outs
  • Call button pinned in the header and repeated at every key decision point
  • Real Google rating (4.9★, 297 reviews) shown right in the hero
  • Custom loading screen so the lightbulb animation never stutters on a slow connection