SELECTED WEBSITE WORK
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Two business websites, two distinct identities.
These live business websites show how we approach identity, service information and the route from a first visit to an inquiry. Each has its own visual direction and customer needs.
Start with the examples below. Look at how the work is presented, how the services are organized and where each main action leads.
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JR’S BODY INC & SKINT KNUCKLES GARAGE
Two shops. One website. A clear route to each service.
The Brunswick website brings body repair and mechanical service together while keeping the two journeys distinct. Customers can view repair work, understand the services and choose the relevant inquiry path.
The site shows real shop work and keeps orange body-estimate actions distinct from green mechanical actions, so visitors can choose the right service.
Caldereth designed and built this website for JRS Body Inc and Skint Knuckles Garage LLC, including the service pages and separate body-estimate and mechanical-booking journeys.
JR’s live homepage, captured October 28, 2026. The website continues to evolve.Visit JRS Body Inc
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GET YOUR FENCE ON
Show the materials. Help people plan the next step.
Get Your Fence On is our own fencing business. Caldereth designed and built its website, including the material and service-area pages, fence calculator and project-intake journey.
The fencing website puts installed work and material choices near the start of the journey. Service information, material pages and a project calculator give visitors ways to explore before making an inquiry.
Its visual direction is built around fencing, with a different palette and motif from the body-shop website. The main quote action takes customers into the project-intake route.
Get Your Fence On’s live homepage, captured October 28, 2026. The website continues to evolve.Visit Get Your Fence On
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