Dinsdale Contracts
Surfacing contractors, Cumbria.
Seventeen pages, a night-shift film that scrubs with the scroll, real accreditation badges, and a palette taken straight off their own logo.
- 17 Pages
- 100 Accessibility
- 0 Layout shift
Everything, linked
Two builds. Both open to inspect.
A studio this young has two builds, so both are here, including the one that is not finished. Every link goes to the real thing, not a mockup. Run the numbers on them yourself.
- 1 Live
- 1 In progress
- 0 Mockups
Greg Metcalfe Electrical
Not finished, so not dressed up.
An electrical engineer in Carlisle. The build is in progress at gmee.co.uk and it becomes a proper case study the day it goes live, with its own measured numbers. Until then there is nothing to show you that would be honest.
Most studios would put a mockup here and call it a portfolio. There is one finished build and one in flight, and that is what the page says.
The same method runs on it as on the first: the palette comes out of the logo, the film is made from the work rather than from stock, and the numbers get measured on the live site instead of a local build.
The third one
Yours could be the one that goes here.
One build at a time, so there is always room for exactly one more. Tell me about the business and you get either a straight yes and a date, or a straight no and who to ask instead.
A portfolio page normally exists to impress you with volume. This one exists so you can check the work. Open the live site, run Lighthouse on it, look at it on your phone, read the copy and decide whether it sounds like a person or like a template. Every claim on this website points at something you can open in another tab, which is the only kind of proof worth putting in front of somebody who is about to spend five figures.
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