The home page tells the whole story in one scroll — eleven sections from the quote form to the final call to action.
What we did
The home page is built from eleven sections, in this order:
| # | Section | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Top of the page | headline, Google and Facebook rating, four benefits — and the quote form |
| 2 | See our work | short videos of real jobs, with a player of our own |
| 3 | Reviews | real Google and Facebook reviews |
| 4 | Real TV installations | a photo mosaic; tap a photo to see it large |
| 5 | Choose your mount | the four mount types and what each is best for |
| 6 | Our services | the six services as photo cards |
| 7 | Need a TV mounted? | a short band with one button |
| 8 | Why choose R&R | six reasons, each in its own card |
| 9 | Questions | answers that open on tap |
| 10 | Contact | your contacts and the form again |
| 11 | Ready to mount your TV? | the last blue panel: text or call |
form ─ videos ─ reviews ─ photos ─ mounts ─ services ─ quote ─ why ─ questions ─ contact ─ final
▲ │
└──────────────── a customer can ask for a quote at the top, middle and end ────────────────┘
How it looks
Why it matters
Some visitors decide in five seconds, some after reading everything. The page serves both: the form is first, and the proof follows.