Great Mitten
Concept sites we designed to show what’s possible.
Each of these concept sites is a small sales funnel, not a brochure: a clear offer, an obvious next step, and a way to capture the lead. They are fictional businesses — not real clients. Names, addresses, and 555 numbers are made up.
Six looks, six kinds of businesses
A diner, a roofing company, a salon, a machine shop, a dental office, and a retail shop. Click any card to open the live concept site.
Bittersweet Griddle
A breakfast offer above the fold, today’s menu, a tap-to-call button on every screen, and a callback form that would go to the owner.
Snowbelt Gable Roofing
A clear winter offer, a request-an-estimate button, a short quote form, and a list they can use to follow up after a storm.
Meadowlatch Salon
The offer is the unhurried cut. Hours up front, a book-a-chair next step, sticky tap-to-call, and a short form to the owner.
Surfaceplate Works
A tight-tolerance offer above the fold, an obvious way to request a quote, and a form that would route straight to the shop.
Mayapple Family Dental
A calm-visit offer, a request-a-callback form that doesn’t collect patient data, and a tap-to-call bar on phones.
Sumac & Twine
A clear shop offer, hours and a tap-to-call number on every screen, and a short form plus a list for weekend visitors.
None of these are real clients. If you’d like a concept built around your own business, tell Dan a little about it.
Want one of these in your name?
Email hello@greatmitten.com or send a note. I’ll tell you honestly what a rebuild could look like.