Three levels of website scope
Essentials keeps the experience on one page. Standard adds dedicated service and information pages. Premium adds care plans and a guided estimate.
Service-business websites
Three archived lawn-care website tiers show a progression in scope: a focused Essentials page, a multi-page Standard site, and a Premium experience with care plans and guided quotes. A separate dashboard demo explores the owner experience.
Archived website demonstration
Compare three levels of website scope. Essentials brings services, project photography, reviews, and a sample quote form into one page. Standard adds dedicated service and lawn-care pages. Premium adds care plans and an interactive quote builder. All three are fully navigable archive demos with browser-only sample requests. The owner dashboard is a separate demonstration.

02 / The problem
A homeowner needs to understand which service fits, what ongoing care involves, and how to begin a useful quote conversation.
I developed three website tiers around the same core task: help visitors understand lawn-care services and take the next step. The scope grows from a focused one-page presentation to dedicated service pages, ongoing care plans, and an interactive quote experience.
04 / Result & scope
Preserved project sources, maintained archive builds, and October 2026 public route, asset, and browser-workflow verification.
Essentials keeps the experience on one page. Standard adds dedicated service and information pages. Premium adds care plans and a guided estimate.
Navigation, project photography, sample requests, and the quote builder let visitors compare the scope of each tier.
Services, project photography, a before-and-after comparison, selected reviews, and a sample quote form share one continuous page.
A multi-page structure gives services, lawn-care guidance, the business story, contact, and sample visit requests their own space.
Care plans and an interactive quote builder add more ways to explore property needs, service choices, and an illustrative estimate.
Use the tier selector on each archived website to move between Essentials, Standard, and Premium. Each tier keeps its own visual direction and fully navigable experience.
The dashboard explores the editing side of the website: sample content changes, drafts, publication, and restoration. It is a separate demonstration alongside the three website tiers.
Sample forms and dashboard changes stay in the browser. No enquiry or booking is sent. Reset demo clears the sample state, and placeholder contact links keep the archive separate from an operational business.
The original designs and project sources are preserved. The portfolio presents the work as archived demonstrations of website design and functionality.
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