A site that knows what time it is.
Most small-business sites are last year's information and a phone number. Yours tells someone standing in their kitchen whether you're open right now.
Two running today, below: a skating rink and a remodeling contractor.
It knows what time it is
A live bar across the top says whether you're open right now and what session is running, taken from the same schedule as everything else.
Events without a developer
Add a Dolly Parton skate night and it appears on the homepage and in the scrolling ribbon.
One place for the schedule
Sessions, times and prices live in one spot, so the header, the table and the footer can't disagree with each other.
Drawn, not bought
The icons are illustrated for the rink rather than pulled from a stock set, and come alive as you move across them.
The same homepage on a laptop and a phone. Most of your visitors are on the phone, in the car, deciding where to take four children on a Saturday.
Icons drawn for the rink
Eight of them: sessions, private events, parties, lessons, gallery, about, jobs, contact. Gray until you reach for them, then they light up in the rink's own colors.
Jaws Construction
A remodeling contractor on Neville Island. Big type, his real project photos, and a phone number you can tap from the first screen.
It all runs on the same dashboard.
The dashboard
One sign-in for the whole business. Each person has their own PIN and sees only what their job needs. People, devices and permissions are managed from here.
See how it worksMenu boards
Sold-out sashes, countdown timers and prices your staff change from the counter. Every screen catches up on its own.
See how it worksParty check-in
Today’s parties on the iPad at the door. Guests are tapped in as they arrive and the bill builds itself.
See how it worksWaivers
In developmentFamilies sign on their phone before they get there. Staff find them by name or scan the pass, and the line keeps moving.
See what's comingParty booking
In developmentParents pick a slot and pay online. Two parties can never land in the same room at once.
See what's comingTell me about your project.
What you need built, what's slowing you down, and what would help most. If I can't help, I'll say that too.