Before and after.
These are fictional businesses we built to show what the Wisk process produces: a stale site on the left, the redesign on the right, both live. Real client work replaces them as it launches.
Red River Plumbing
Plumber
The side of the work truck.
The old site buried the phone number under three paragraphs of welcome text. The new one makes the number the headline, prices the six jobs people actually call about, and tells you what to do before the truck arrives.
What changed
- The phone number is the headline, and it's one tap on a phone
- Six common jobs, each with a price before anyone calls
- A shut-off guide for the ten minutes before the truck arrives
Sunday Bread Co.
Bakery
The chalkboard at 6:30am.
A bakery lives on photos and hours, and the old site had neither where you could find them. The new one is today's board: what's out, when it came out, what's already gone, and a menu you can read on a phone in line.
What changed
- Today's board shows what's out and what's already sold out
- Hours and the address are on every page, not one
- The menu reads on a phone while you're in line
Maple Family Dental
Dentist
The calm room.
The old site looked like every dental template from 2010, which told a nervous new patient nothing. The new one walks through the first visit minute by minute, says who to ask for if you're anxious, and takes one tap to book.
What changed
- The first visit, minute by minute, before you set foot inside
- A price next to every service
- Nervous patients told who to ask for, and one tap to book