Before & after / Roofing concept
Summit Roofing
before and after.
A fictional family roofing company, shown first as the typical small-business site and then rebuilt so a homeowner with a leak can call or ask for an estimate in seconds.
See the comparisonFictional business · concept by MoxiSync. Not a real client.
Summit Roofing: the same business, two websites.
Every business here is made up. The first mock is the kind of site many small roofing companies run today. The second is how MoxiSync would rebuild it.
Before
After
Six problems, six fixes.
The numbers match the markers on the mocks above.
Before: The phone number sits in the footer, so a homeowner with a leak has to hunt for it.
After: A call button stays in view at the top and bottom of the screen.
Before: There is no booking or estimate button above the fold, just a menu.
After: A primary estimate button sits next to the call button on first view.
Before: Body text is set so small that a phone visitor has to pinch and zoom.
After: Text is sized for thumbs, with short lines and clear spacing.
Before: A five-slide hero slider loads slowly and says nothing useful.
After: One light hero with the service area and hours, so it loads fast.
Before: "Welcome to our website" does not say what the company does or where.
After: The headline names the problem you solve and the next step.
Before: The contact form asks for nine fields, so people give up.
After: The estimate form asks for three: name, phone and address.
Fictional business · concept by MoxiSync. Not a real client.
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