A first website for a Tyler crew that does concrete, landscaping, painting and fence repair. Built from a business card: a nursery bench of plant tags, a lawn edge mowed by a walking crew, a work journal the owner fills from a phone.
Captured from the live site, ceconstruction.auzi.ai. Not a mockup.
C & E had no site, no logo file and no photos of finished work yet. What it had was a red business card listing four trades and a number to call. Everything on the site had to come from that card, or be something the owner could add later.
Someone with a cracked driveway, an overgrown yard, peeling paint and a gate that drags normally calls four companies. The site has to make it obvious, in one screen on a phone, that one crew covers all four.
Each trade is a nursery plant tag staked in a bed of soil: the tag names the trade and tells you what to do with it, the way a tag tells you how much sun a plant wants. It suits a crew that does landscaping, and it makes four trades feel like one row of stock instead of four companies.
The edge of each page is a strip of lawn drawn blade by blade. On each page one mowing crew walks it at a walking pace, and the grass behind them is cut to an even height. Other pages show the lawn already cut or waiting for its turn.
Lighthouse performance score, mobile profile.
Everything the home page downloads on a phone, compressed.
When the biggest thing on the first screen has drawn.
Lighthouse 12.8 on the live home page, 29 September 2026: mobile profile (simulated slow 4G) unless a figure says desktop. Scores move a little from run to run.
Until the crew’s own photos arrive, the journal uses licensed stock photos, each one marked as illustrative, never passed off as a C & E job.
No reviews, years in business, license numbers or project counts are on the site, because none were confirmed.
A few questions about your business and what you need. We read every one and write back with what we’d build, what it takes, and a written quote.