A tab for each trade
Handyman, Warehouse and Driving tabs in the header jump to the matching section of the page.
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Live in productionJamil's Handyman Services — One Website for Three Trades
A one-page website we built for Jamil, who offers handyman work, warehouse management and truck driving: a hero with a tab for each trade, a services strip, a skills panel with a downloadable CV, his work process and a section for each line of work.
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For Jamil's Handyman Services2021
- Responsive website
Overview
Overview
Jamil works in three trades: handyman jobs such as renovation, electrical work, plumbing, wiring and painting; warehouse and inventory management; and truck driving. The site serves both homeowners looking for a handyman and employers reading his CV, so it works partly as a service page and partly as a résumé.
We built it as a single scrolling page in HTML, SASS and JavaScript on Netlify. Tabs in the header jump to the handyman, warehouse and driving sections, the CV can be downloaded from the hero and from the skills panel, and the page ends with his working days and a free-estimate call to action. The footer credits Web Cannon-Z, CountryDevs' sister company; the site was built under that name.
The story in three steps
From the problem to what runs today
01 · Where it started
The challenge
One person, three unrelated lines of work. A homeowner who needs a repair and a company hiring a warehouse manager want very different things from the same site, and neither should have to dig for their part of it.
02 · What we built
The solution
We gave each trade its own anchored section and its own tab in the header, so a visitor jumps straight to handyman, warehouse or driving. The handyman part lists services and a three-step way of working; the warehouse part uses an accordion for his warehouse-system and inventory services; the driving part lists his duties as a professional driver. A downloadable CV ties the site to job applications.
03 · Where it stands
The impact
The site is online at jamilservices.netlify.app. We have no enquiry or traffic records for it and claim no results. We do not reproduce the page's counters or testimonials here, because we cannot verify them.
Features
What we built into Jamil's Handyman Services
Services strip
Home renovation, electrical, plumbing, wiring and installation, and painting, each with an icon.
Skills panel and CV download
A skills rating for driving, handyman work and warehouse management next to a button to download his CV.
Three-step work process
Work creation, planning and working, and custom styling, set out as numbered steps.
Warehouse services accordion
Expandable panels for warehouse management system and inventory management services.
Truck driving section
His duties as a professional driver, from pre-trip inspection to load checks and paperwork.
Working days and estimate call
Opening days and hours and a free-estimate call to action close the page.
Real screens · 5
What Jamil's Handyman Services looks like
On a phone 1
On desktop 3
Console & admin 1
Project details
FAQ
Questions about this project
How does one website serve Jamil's three different trades?
Each trade has its own section and a tab in the header (handyman, warehouse, driving), so a visitor jumps to the part that applies to them, and a downloadable CV covers employers.
Can a handyman website double as a CV?
On Jamil's site it does: the hero and the skills panel both offer his CV as a download, next to a skills rating for driving, handyman work and warehouse management.
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