Example page structure
Doctors and medical practices
Organise treatments, team and practice details; distinguish appointment requests from urgent contact.
Explore this approach: Doctors and medical practicesweb design for industries
Web design by industry
Practices, law firms, trades or consulting: different offers need different information and contact paths. These industry pages show possible approaches; we plan your website individually.
Approaches for different industries
Dentists
Explain treatments, present the practice and team, and make appointment arrangements clear.
Explore this approach: DentistsLaw firms and lawyers
Organise practice areas and contacts; distinguish an initial inquiry from acceptance of a client.
Explore this approach: Law firms and lawyersReal estate agents
Separate buyers and owners; plan property data, updates and inquiries with relevant property context.
Explore this approach: Real estate agentsCoaches and consultants
Explain the audience, topic and format; label initial conversations, time-slot selection and booking clearly.
Explore this approach: Coaches and consultantsTrades businesses
Present trades, service area and suitable jobs; plan a mobile contact path with the information needed.
Explore this approach: Trades businessesSEO for tradespeople
Evaluate searches by trade, service and actual service area, then prioritise improvements to existing pages.
Explore this approach: SEO for tradespeopleTax advisors
Give new clients, applicants and existing portal users separate, clearly labelled paths.
Explore this approach: Tax advisorsRestaurants and hospitality
Keep menus and opening hours current; distinguish a table request from a confirmed reservation.
Explore this approach: Restaurants and hospitalityClubs and associations
Make activities and schedules easy to update; agree responsibilities and access through committee changes.
Explore this approach: Clubs and associationsWhy a tailored page beats a general one
Your field isn't listed? The principle still applies, and the Quick Check shows where your biggest opportunities lie.
Your customers search and decide by field. A page that answers exactly their questions, in their language, wins more relevant inquiries than one that says everything and nothing. It also makes the trust questions specific: a patient, a buyer and a legal client each need to be reassured about different things.
Trades are the industry we have worked in longest. Web design, SEO and Google Maps for trades shows how the three fit together.
Frequently asked questions
The general service page explains our website offer. An industry page illustrates the information and contact paths relevant to that audience. We plan your website around your actual offer; adding an industry label alone does not improve search positions.
Yes. The industry focus is the starting point, not an off-the-shelf template, your content, your services, your presence.
Then we structure the website so each group finds its clear path, without the page becoming generic.
Does an approach fit your business?
The industry pages are starting points rather than fixed templates. Tell us about your offer and your website goals.