Christina's mobile grooming — six directions for your website

Here are six different ways your home page could look and feel. Each one is a complete, clickable preview. Take your time, look through them, and note what feels right — the direction you like best can be shaped into your real site.

How to look through them: open each one, scroll through it, and imagine a customer landing on it. You can react to the overall feel, the colors, the words, or any detail — nothing here is locked in.

About the prices: any dollar amounts you see are samples to show the layout, not your prices. Your real prices, name, and photos replace them once you pick a direction.

There's no right answer. The goal is to find the one that sounds most like you.

Every page has a 💬 button in the corner, so you can tell me what you think while you look.

The six directions

Preview of the Tiles & Tails concept
DIRECTION 1

Tiles & Tails

Bright, playful, and full of color. A friendly, memorable page that feels like a brand you'd remember.

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Preview of the Spec Sheet concept
DIRECTION 2

Spec Sheet

Clean, honest, and straight to the point. Everything a customer needs on one clear, confident page.

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Preview of the One Calm Visit concept
DIRECTION 3

One Calm Visit

Warm and reassuring, told as a story. Perfect for nervous pups and the people who love them.

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Preview of The Groom Issue concept
DIRECTION 4

The Groom Issue

Refined and editorial, like the cover of a beautiful magazine about your work. Crafted and proud.

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Preview of The Reveal concept
DIRECTION 5

The Reveal

Calm, deep, and full of gentle motion. Slide between before and after to watch a groom come together.

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Preview of the Fresh Cuts concept
DIRECTION 6

Fresh Cuts

Sleek and app-like. Swipe through freshly groomed pups, then request a visit in a few taps.

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Anything you want, or don't want, on your site?

Colors you love, things you've seen on other sites, stuff that's a hard no, what customers always ask you. Anything helps, and nothing is too small.

Rather talk it through? Text Phillip a screenshot or a voice memo anytime.