Mere La Chaise
Upholstery San Francisco
Website design for small businesses
You put character into everything you do.
Your website should have some, too.
Independent design concepts · Explore the possibilities
01 / A few possibilities
A furniture workshop and a neighborhood garage shouldn’t look like the same business. Neither should their websites.
See all 50 conceptsUpholstery San Francisco
Auto repair Berkeley
These are independently created design concepts, not commissioned client projects. The businesses shown have not endorsed this work.
02 / More than a new look
A good website makes it easy to understand what you do, feel what makes you different, and take the next step.
Find the right fit for your projectColor, typography, imagery, and layout that reflect your business. A distinctive new website or a considered refresh of what you already have.
The right information, in the right order. Give your services room to shine and help visitors find the details that matter.
Readable type, useful navigation, and layouts that adapt from a phone in someone’s hand to a desktop on their desk.
Whether the next step is a call, an email, or a visit, bring it into focus. Build the experience around how your business actually works.
03 / The concept collection
From neighborhood favorites to specialist crafts. Browse the collection, open a concept, and see what a different direction can look like.
Independent concepts, not client commissions or official business websites.
Hair salon Oakland
House cleaning Oakland
Auto repair Berkeley
Auto upholstery San Francisco
Furniture restoration Daly City
Auto upholstery San Mateo
Clock repair San Francisco
Upholstery San Leandro
Hair salon Oakland
Catering Oakland
Nail salon Oakland
Printing Oakland
Musical instrument sales and repair Petaluma
Furniture restoration Albany
Pool service Lafayette
Pool service Walnut Creek
Auto upholstery Vallejo
Antique furniture Walnut Creek
Piano tuning El Cerrito
Watch repair San Francisco
Clock repair Canyon / East Bay
Piano tuning and repair San Francisco / East Bay
Piano tuning and repair Bay Area (service area)
Shoe repair San Francisco
Plumbing Oakland
Piano tuning Oakland / East Bay
Commercial cleaning Oakland
House cleaning Oakland / Bay Area
House cleaning Oakland
Picture framing Oakland
Upholstery Oakland
Auto body repair Oakland
Upholstery Oakland
Plumbing Oakland
Bakery Oakland
Piano tuning Berkeley / East Bay
Auto repair Berkeley
Knife sharpening El Sobrante / East Bay
Furniture refinishing Hayward
Auto repair Berkeley
Pool service Brentwood
Day spa San Leandro
Furniture refinishing Walnut Creek
Knife sharpening Bay Area mobile service
Tailoring San Francisco
Upholstery San Francisco
Lighting restoration San Francisco
Upholstery San Francisco
Upholstery San Francisco
Shoe repair San Francisco
Try another business name, service, or city.
04 / A straightforward process
Start with what you need. Shape a direction together. Make the details feel like you.
Share what your business does, what makes it yours, and what your current website is missing.
Agree on the pages, priorities, visual direction, and project scope before the build begins.
Review the design and content. Refine the details that help people understand and connect with your business.
Check the experience across screens and work through the practical details of bringing your website online.
No. The collection contains independent design concepts created to explore different directions for real businesses. They were not commissioned by those businesses and do not imply an endorsement or working relationship. Each preview is a concept, not the official business website.
Yes. A project can start with an existing website or a blank page. Send your current link, what’s working, and what you want to change. The scope can then be shaped around your business and priorities.
A little about your business, the purpose of the website, and any timing you have in mind. An existing site, logo, photos, or a concept you like can help frame the conversation. You don’t need a finished brief to reach out.
Email tim@storefrontsites.ai with your business name and what you have in mind. The quote is based on the pages, content, and functionality your project needs, with scope and timing discussed before work begins.
Use the collection as a starting point for the conversation. Share the concepts you like and what draws you to them. Your website should be shaped around your own business, content, and identity.
Include your current setup in your inquiry, if you have one. Domain, hosting, and launch requirements are part of defining the project so the practical details are clear before you proceed.
Your next chapter, online
Have a business with a story to tell?
Let’s find its place online.
A conversation is a good place to start.