One theme per trade,available to you.

A theme for businesses that sell trust

• Lawyers
• Notaries
• Accountants
• Consulting firms

What visitors find

Practice areas, the team, the way of working and appointment booking. Texts that follow the rules of regulated professions: no promised results, no prices, no reviews.

What makes it beautiful

A deep fir green and a golden sand, far from the usual navy blue. A diagonal first screen, a word highlighted by a block of colour that draws itself, and the firm's name in very large letters, extended by a thin gold line.

Arvenne & Associés is a fictitious company, created for demonstration purposes.

A house rather than a salon

• Spa
• Massage
• Hair

What makes it beautiful

A house rather than a salon: quiet photographs, fine rules, and a treatment list that reads like a menu.

Three strong points

• The price sits beside every treatment, never “on request”.
• The stated duration is the treatment, not the room booking.
• Gift vouchers carry a written expiry date, and what happens after it.

Maison Sauvane is a fictitious business, created for demonstration purposes.

A healthcare theme that shows its fees on the home page

• Doctors
• Dentists
• Physiotherapists
• Clinics

What visitors find

Each treatment explained, and the fees the profession requires practices to display, shown on the home page instead of hidden away. Then what reassures a patient: what to know before the first appointment, hygiene, and what the practice does not do. No reviews, no before-and-after photos, no promises.

What makes it beautiful

A very dark slate, a warm white and a bright aqua green, far from hospital blue. The practice itself on the photograph rather than a smiling stock-photo doctor, a word set in a block of colour and three commitments on the image.

What sets it apart

As an option, an AI assistant written for the job: if a visitor describes pain or bleeding, it assesses nothing, says who to call, and stops there.

Cabinet dentaire Marencey is a fictitious practice, created for demonstration purposes.

The menu set in real type

• Restaurants
• Cafés
• Bars

What makes it beautiful

A full dining room at service on the first screen, then the menu set in real type: one tall photograph on one side, the families of dishes on the other, with their leader dots and their prices. The plates are round, the team sits on a dark band with rounded corners, and the reviews on cards with no border. All in serif, not one sharp angle.

Three strong points

• The country of origin of each meat is displayed, meat by meat, as French law requires.
• “Made here” is written only where it is true.
• The prices are the ones posted outside, to the cent.

Table Ferrande is a fictitious business, created for demonstration purposes; its prices and reviews are sample texts.