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Independent gym, Thurmaston
The Gym Hubb
A 5.0-rated gym with 63 Google reviews and no website. Now the prices are the first thing you see, it shows whether the gym is open right now, and calling or getting directions is one tap.
The brief
The Gym Hubb had a loyal membership and a perfect Google rating, but nowhere to send people who found it. Anyone searching had to message or call just to find out the price or whether it was open.
What I built
A single page built around the questions people ask before their first visit: how much, when is it open, what's inside, and how do I get there.
- £20 a month and £5 day pass, shown before anything else
- Opening times with a live 'open now' status
- Photos of every room and a gallery
- Real Google reviews, a map and one-tap call and directions
Airport transfers and taxis, Leicester
VIP Travels
His old site had gone offline. The new one gets people a quote fast: pick the trip and WhatsApp opens with the details typed in, plus 53 of his real Google reviews, word for word.
The brief
The owner's old website had gone offline and was showing an error page, while customers were finding him through Google and word of mouth. He needed a site that made booking a transfer quick, showed he was licensed and trusted, and stayed in his name.
What I built
A single page built around getting a quote. Pick the trip type, enter pick-up and drop-off, and WhatsApp opens with the details ready to send. For bigger jobs there's a full quote form for dates, times and notes, and that opens WhatsApp with everything filled in too.
- Quick quote that opens WhatsApp pre-filled
- Full quote form that opens WhatsApp filled in
- Airport fares, areas covered and a car gallery
- 53 real Google reviews, copied word for word
Meal prep delivery, Leicester
Shredos Meal Prep
A full brand site with the weekly menu front and centre and ordering by WhatsApp. They came back afterwards for a complete social media content kit too.
The brief
Shredos had strong food photography and took orders over WhatsApp. They needed a site that could carry the brand, show the weekly menu clearly, and make it easy for first-time visitors to start an order.
Strategy
I reframed the site around the weekly menu, not the individual meal. The menu became proof of quality rather than the primary decision, and every path funnelled toward starting a WhatsApp order.
- Menu-first information architecture
- Macros and delivery answered up front
Social media content kit
Shredos came back for their Instagram
After the website, Shredos asked for a complete social content kit: a menu carousel covering all 13 dishes with macros, a reusable template the owner refills himself, five highlight covers and a 30-post plan.
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