Ideas for landscape design websites
Landscaping website design examples
Luckily it is not a question anymore whether you should have a website for your business. However, having a website is not enough, a website should be visually attractive, user friendly and it should work, meaning that it should bring more clients to your business and visitors should be able to find information that they are looking for on your website.
As an owner of a landscaping business you probably have plenty of things on your plate and do not have as much time to research about how a decent, beautiful and most importantly website that attracts new customers should look like. Thus, our team made a research and chose 5 landscaping website designs to showcase in this article. We will discuss dos and don’ts with a landscaping website design. Hopefully this information will help you to make a right decision and give you more clarity on how a good landscaping website should look like. So without further ado, let’s talk about the landscaping website designs.
Mariani Landscape
Mariani Landscape‘s website is very simple and clean yet elegant and well-formed. Home page (a main page on the website) is represented by a slider with photos.
The rotation of images on the slider allows to showcase best landscaping works to visitors of the website. It is always a good idea to use your own professionally made photos instead of stock images. Also, the second most important content of the website after the portfolio is a contact information and Mariani Landscape took this into consideration and displayed their address and phone number on the home page.
Good: slider with photos of their landscaping work; contact information.
Things to consider for improvement: the font size of the contact information is too small and might be hard to read for some users.
Cutting Edge Landscape
Cutting Edge Landscape. The website has eye appealing colours. It is very important not just select beautiful colour palette for your website but also to make sure they play together well, and Cutting Edge Landscape absolutely did a great job here. The website has a team section that displays photos of key people of their landscaping business.
These days it is very important to show who is behind the scenes of your business as it brings level of trust to your current and potential clients.
Good: great colors, team section.
Things to consider for improvement: a video that is in autoplay mode is a risky move, usually it is a good idea to let user decide when to play a video and give them the right to hit the play button when they want to do so.
Bright View
Bright View Landscape knows how to use ‘Call to action’ feature. They have big buttons with large font size. Buttons like these make it very tempting for a website user to click on those buttons. Website design and usability is very important feature of any website and Bright View website design achieved this goal.
Good: good navigation.
Things to consider for improvement: a font size in the footer is hard to read because is too small and the position of the elements can be changed.
Lynch Landscaping
Lynch Landscaping have a map on their website that is not only a good for potential client to find where their business is located but also is great for local SEO. It increases website’s ranking in search engines such as Google, thus helps potential clients to find their business online and eventually bring more customers.
Good: google map on the home page.
Things to consider for improvement: a google map is slightly small, would be good to make it full width of the page. A video that is in autoplay mode is a risky move, usually it is a good idea to let user decide when to play a video and give them the right to hit the play button when they want to do so.
