Nine takes on the one-page site. H · I · J · K are the rugged garage family (same bones, different color worlds — vintage green, steel, service-station navy, speed-shop black). A · B are the earlier looks. E · F · G differ in structure — what the page leads with (booking · reviews · service menu). Mix a look with a structure.
Open each, then tell me which to build for real — or mix elements (e.g. "F's review wall on top of B's layout"). You can also pick one look + one structure.
Dark graphite, electric-blue accent, condensed type, stamped credential cards. Distinctive and tough — reads colder. (Built in React.)
Open direction AWarm cream, blue + honest green, soft cards. Owner note, meet-the-team, testimonials, guarantee. Approachable and human.
Open direction BA real-looking appointment form sits in the hero. "Three steps, no surprises." Built to turn a visit into a booked job fast.
Open direction EA giant rating greets you, then a wall of Google-style reviews before anything else. Credibility first — "your neighbours trust us."
Open direction FA categorized service menu with starting prices and "free estimate first." Trust through showing exactly what things cost.
Open direction GTextured paper & steel, racing green + oxblood + brass, billboard type, an enamel service badge, gritty duotone photo. Reads like a real garage, not a SaaS app.
Open direction HSame rugged bones, cooler and harder: charcoal & steel with oxblood and brushed-steel trim. Less vintage, more heavy-duty workshop.
Open direction IClassic roadside service-station: deep navy, bone cream, enamel red, chrome trim. Friendly-retro and dependable.
Open direction JThe toughest of the set: blackwall background, a single bold red, chrome accents. Performance / hot-rod attitude.
Open direction KAll share the same business facts and the real Ontario credentials (310S · Red Seal · MVIS). In B/E/F/G the owner note, team names, reviews, and prices are placeholders until you supply real ones; photos are license-free stock stand-ins.