Website design by industry
A clinic, a law firm and a restaurant need different things from a website, and some have rules about what they can say. These pages cover what we plan for each.
- ClinicsClinic website design in Singapore that works inside MOH's advertising rules: factual doctor profiles, clear service pages and a booking path patients follow.
- Law firmsLaw firm website design in Singapore: practice area pages in the client's words, factual lawyer profiles and enquiry handling within the publicity rules.
- Interior design firmsAn interior design website in Singapore sells through its projects. How to organise work by HDB, condo and landed, explain the process and show credentials.
- Restaurants and cafésRestaurant website design in Singapore: menus as text, accurate hours, booking and delivery links, and halal certification shown the way MUIS allows.
- Fitness studiosA fitness studio website in Singapore should get people from curious to booked: readable schedules, a clear trial, instructor profiles and how to find the door.
- Tuition centresA tuition centre website in Singapore has to earn parents' trust: programmes by level, teacher profiles, MOE registration stated accurately and easy enquiries.
If your industry isn't listed
The groundwork is the same for most service businesses: pages that answer the questions customers ask, quick loading on a phone, and a structure search engines can read. What changes is what customers need to know before they get in touch.
A good place to start is the pages a small business website needs, or read how we approach web design.
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- Website copywriting for service businessesWebsite copywriting for service businesses: how to write pages that answer real questions, get specific, ask for the next step and read well in search.
Start a project
Email [email protected] with a few lines about your business and what the site needs to do. If you have a current website, include the link.