Before and after, up close

Four faults, four fixes

The plumber is made up. The faults aren't: I keep finding them on real trade websites.

  1. Tap to call

    Before
    The old site's top: the phone number in a tiny grey strip, as plain text

    You can't tap the number

    After
    The new site: a big yellow 'Call 07700 900000' button and a 'Free quote in 60 seconds' button

    One tap rings them

  2. Say what you do

    Before
    The old site's headline: 'Welcome to Wrenfield Plumbing & Heating' over a photo

    It says hello, not what they do

    After
    The new site's headline: '4.9 from 86 Google reviews' above 'Heating and plumbing, done properly.'

    It says the job and the stars

  3. A real quote form

    Before
    The old site's contact part: 'please call or email us and we will get back to you'

    The quote button goes nowhere

    After
    The new site's quote form: tap the job (boiler, heating, bathroom), then your name and mobile

    A quote form that takes a minute

  4. Show the reviews

    Before
    The old site's gallery: four postage-stamp photos and no reviews

    Nothing shows they're any good

    After
    The new site's reviews: 4.9 stars from 86 reviews on Google

    86 reviews and 4.9 stars on show

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