All of our work

What they needed

Hollier Motion needed a website that made its real work the centre of the experience and gave prospective clients a clear way to understand the offer.

What it does now

The website lets people watch the films properly, understand the packages and send an enquiry directly to Matt.

What they needed

People were already clicking through to his old one-page site and it wasn't turning them into calls. He needed somewhere that showed every service, the finished jobs and the areas he covers, looked as professional as the work, and could rank on Google.

What it does now

Twenty-two pages. Every service, six areas, drone photos of finished installs, nine real reviews, and a quote form that goes straight to his phone. Live on his own domain.

What they needed

Sunny needed somewhere to show off the work. The before and afters were sitting on his phone and on Facebook, and the person who looks him up after seeing an ad had nowhere to see them.

What it does now

One page. Filmed on site with Sunny and the machine, a video that plays as you land, before and after sliders on real jobs, his Google reviews, and call and text on his number. Live on his own domain, running alongside his Meta ads.

Fictional businessBuilt as a concept, the same as the others, so a pool builder can see the whole thing working before hiring us. The business is fictional. Six pages, and everything on them works.

What they needed

A pool builder asks someone to spend a lot of money on something that does not exist yet, and the months of work that earn that trust happen in a hole in the ground. A website has to show that part rather than list it.

What it does now

The homepage runs the build under your scroll, from the empty yard through to the water going in. Behind it sit five more pages, including a process page that gives every stage its own photograph and says what the owner gets sent while it happens.

Fictional businessBuilt as a concept so a builder can see exactly what a Chapter One Labs website can do before hiring us. The business is fictional. The website is complete and everything works.

What they needed

A house builder sells something that does not exist yet and takes months to appear. Finished photos show the result, but not the work that earns the trust.

What it does now

The homepage builds a house as you scroll, from the empty block through to the first night with the lights on. It has four complete pages and a full enquiry flow.

Fictional businessBuilt as a second complete concept website. The business is fictional. The website works exactly like a paid build.

What they needed

A pool builder sells a hole in the ground months before anyone sees water. The part of the job that earns trust is the part most websites never show.

What it does now

The homepage moves through excavation, steel, shotcrete, curing and the finished pool. It shows the work that the final photograph hides.