Bramley & Son
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
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Voltway Electrical
An electrical contractor doing domestic fault work and landlord compliance testing, whose website blends both into one undifferentiated service list so neither audience can tell it is for them.
Why it looks like this.
Voltway is built as one scroll scene, because its customers want four different things and each deserves a full screen. The page opens on a single giant word, POWER, set edge to edge in Hubot Sans, with a Blender cut cable in front of it, its copper strands bared. As you scroll the stage pins and the word changes to SAFE, CERTIFIED and then LIVE, each filling the width, while the object in front becomes a consumer unit, the same board as a yellow inspection wireframe, and finally a lit filament bulb. Each state brings its own short pitch and starting price: fault finding, consumer units, landlord EICRs and EV chargers. Black, electric yellow and cool white keep it technical, and a mono counter and progress line along the bottom show where you are. After the scene the page settles into a price list, a terminal-style landlord panel, a compliance FAQ and a ticker of the areas covered.
Palette
Blackout#09090A
Live Yellow#F5D90A
Cool White#EEF0F3
Panel Graphite#1A1C20
Conduit Grey#A0A8B3
Typography
- Display
- Hubot Sans
- Body
- Geologica
On the page
- Word-swap scene
- Domestic prices
- Landlords and agents
- Compliance FAQ
- Areas covered
- Get in touch
What this build does differently.
A pinned word-swap scene: POWER, SAFE, CERTIFIED, LIVE
Gives each of the four services its own full screen, and is the part of the site people remember.
A Blender object that changes with each word
Cable, consumer unit, inspection wireframe and bulb show the work itself rather than stock photos of electricians.
Terminal-style landlord and agent panel
Shows letting agents how a batch of properties is booked, tested and certified within 24 hours.
'What do I legally need?' compliance FAQ
Plain answers on EICRs and Part P help landlords who are unsure of their obligations.
Mobile sticky call and EICR bar
Keeps both main actions one tap away on a phone.
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