A bakery is not a building practice. A yoga studio has its own rhythm. Find a website plan with the details, decisions, and design ideas your kind of business deserves.
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A guide with something to do
A practical plan, from first page to launch.
Each guide is built around a distinct business need. Use it to decide what to explain, what to show, which tools to evaluate, and what the visitor should do next.
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A business-specific content map
Four useful page ideas, with a different job for each. Start with accurate details from your business and expand only when another page earns its place.
02
An original design direction
A clearly labelled mini-site concept demonstrates hierarchy and tone. Use it as inspiration while exploring available templates and publishing choices.
03
An operational launch check
A tailored checklist helps connect the public page to your real enquiry, appointment, ordering, or support process. Integrations are considerations to verify, not promised features.
A little more clarity
Your questions, answered.
How are the 100 industry guides different?
Each guide has an original sector brief, three business requirements, a four-part page map, a visitor journey, integration questions, launch checks, and an industry-specific FAQ. Collections organise related businesses, while the searchable directory helps you find a useful starting point.
Can one business use more than one guide?
Yes. A bakery that also caters events may find both guides useful. Combine the relevant customer journeys in one clear website structure rather than copying the same service content across multiple near-identical pages.
Are the mini-sites real customers or available products?
They are original design concepts with fictional .example addresses. They show ways to organise a website, not customer testimonials, live features, or guaranteed template availability.
Where do I start after choosing a guide?
Gather your current business details and review the content map with the person handling enquiries. Explore the template gallery, then discuss your publishing approach and existing business tools with the Let.com team.
A little more you. A lot more possibility.
A website for what you do best.
Choose a useful guide, bring your business into focus, and take the next step toward a website that feels like you.