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SHOW THE WORK. TELL IT STRAIGHT.

A useful example should make the design decisions clear. Here is our own site, a fictional layout study and an original working product-brand concept. No customer or sales claims.

Quattro Tech’s own website. An example of presentation and navigation; no customer results are claimed. Recorded on a desktop screen.
The same site at phone width: the menu, then the care plans.
Own project

Built for our own business.

Quattro Tech · our own website This is a Quattro project, not a customer case study. The recordings above show the site itself; these are three decisions behind it.

Make the scope clear

A website build and monthly care are separate decisions. Our pricing comparison explains smaller projects and the $2,000 package. Scope and ownership sets out exclusions and who owns the accounts and site files. Monthly care is optional.

Keep contact close

At phone widths, the menu puts Start a brief beside the service links. The contact page also offers email. Its three-step brief asks what you need, about your business and how to reach you. Visitors can go back through the steps before choosing Send my brief.

Give motion a choice

The skip link moves keyboard users to the main content. Pause motion controls the page animation; a reduced-motion preference keeps these recordings on their posters. The copy and contact route stay available. Explore the homepage or try the controls on this page.

Original concept

A service page with a purpose.

Independent layout study · fictional service business

An original example of how a local service page could answer three buyer questions: do you handle this job, do you work in my area, and how do I ask about it? It is an explanatory concept, not a commissioned site or a package deliverable.

The layout below uses text and simple shapes only. There are no customer names, third-party images, testimonials or measured outcomes.

Independent layout studyFictional example
A page structure to discuss, not a working form. Final content, layout and features depend on the agreed scope.

Service page / Example content

Small repairs. A clear next step.

Explain which repairs you take on, the area you actually cover and what information you need before quoting.

  1. The right jobs

    List specific services and boundaries.

  2. Real work

    Add a permitted job photo and factual notes.

  3. An easy inquiry

    Ask for enough detail to discuss the work.

Inspectable concept

An original idea. A working page.

Sauce Studio / No. 01 · independent fictional product-brand concept

The collection filter in use. Original code, copy and vector artwork. The example is marked as fictional and excluded from search indexing.

Open a working demonstration with original vector bottles, a responsive collection, keyboard-operable filtering with a result announcement, and native expandable answers. All brand and product material is fictional. No orders, payments, inquiry details or analytics are collected.

The design uses one repeated bottle structure, distinct label colours and readable text to make the range easy to compare. On phones, the composition stacks and the filters wrap. Its implemented features can be inspected directly; no business outcome is claimed.

Open the working fictional concept

More work

Real examples need permission.

Additional project examples: publication review pending.

Selected independent brand concepts remain private while image, logo and publication permissions are reviewed. They are not shown here as customers. There are no customer testimonials or before-and-after performance claims on this page.

For your site, send photos and copy you have permission to use. A useful project story explains the job, the work done and the result you can verify.

Developer identity: Charles Piazza’s public GitHub profile. This is a developer profile, not a client endorsement.

Your next step

Tell us what your website needs
to do.

A new site, a focused fix or ongoing care. Share what you have and what you want customers to do next. We agree the work in a written quote.