Website design for
local service businesses.

Your customers want to know three things: do you handle their kind of job, can they trust your work, and how do they get in touch? I design and rebuild websites around those decisions.

A website shaped
around your kind of work.

The design examples linked below are independent concepts and redesign studies.

Web design for
painting contractors.

Interior walls, painted brick and refinished cabinets are different jobs. Your website should help a homeowner find the right service and see the finishes you can deliver.

I can organize your project photos by the work shown, give real customer reviews a clear place, and make an estimate request easy to start on a phone. If your current website already has useful service pages, those pages are part of the redesign plan.

Explore the painting redesign study →
  • Interior, exterior and cabinet service pages
  • Before-and-after project photography
  • Estimate requests with a clear job description

Web design for
roofing companies.

A homeowner with a leak needs a useful next step. Someone planning a replacement has more questions. A roofing website should make both routes easy to find.

I can separate repairs, replacements and commercial work, present the certifications and reviews you actually hold, and keep your phone number and inspection request close to the information a visitor needs.

Roofing company websites in detail →
See the roofing website concept →
  • Clear routes for leaks, storm damage and replacement
  • Residential and commercial roofing services
  • Tap-to-call and inspection requests

Web design for
landscaping businesses.

A garden project is easier to discuss when someone can picture the space. Good project photos and an explanation of your process help turn inspiration into a useful enquiry.

I can distinguish garden design, installation and ongoing care, organize your projects by the kind of outdoor space, and build a short consultation form that asks about the property and what the owner hopes to change.

See the garden design website concept →
  • Project galleries with meaningful descriptions
  • Design, installation and maintenance services
  • Consultation requests that start a useful conversation

Web design for
auto care and detailing.

Customers need to understand the difference between a maintenance detail, paint correction and protection. A clear service comparison helps them choose a starting point.

I can show the finish and the process, explain what each service includes, and create an appointment enquiry that carries the selected service forward. Your pricing and booking rules stay specific to the way your studio works.

See the auto care website concept →
  • Service and package comparisons
  • Paint correction and protection explained clearly
  • Appointment enquiries with the service preselected

Redesign the website.
Keep what already works.

A redesign starts with your existing pages, photos, services and contact details. We agree what to keep, what to improve and where important pages will live. When a URL changes, redirects are planned as part of the handover.

The build includes mobile layouts, descriptive page titles, useful headings, internal links and a sitemap. I work remotely with business owners and explain the choices directly.

One designer, from preview to launch.

You work with Max Wu on the design and build. The free preview is a clickable homepage direction. Once we agree the scope, the full website can include up to five core pages, a contact form and launch help.

The $499 founding-client rate is available for the first five clients in return for permission to feature the finished site. Scope and eligibility are confirmed before work begins.

Read what’s included and how payment works →

Let’s look at
your current website.

Send your website and tell me what kind of work you do. I’ll reply personally within 2 business days. If it’s a fit, your free homepage preview follows within 3 more.