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Forty-five fictional businesses and organisations, each one a complete working site rather than a screenshot. Click in, resize them, fill in the forms, add things to the baskets, ring a sale through the till. This is the standard your site would be built to — and every one is deliberately in a different style, because yours should not look like anybody else's.

What are these, exactly?

They are concept designs, not client work — every business here is invented, and it says so on each one. They exist so you can see and use real pages instead of reading a list of features. Websites start at €349, shops at €1,299, and custom software is quoted per project.

What they have in common

Every one of them does these, because yours would too

Built mobile first

Open any of them on your phone. The menus collapse properly, the tables scroll rather than squash, and nothing needs pinching.

Fast by default

No page is over 30 KB of markup. No frameworks, no tracking scripts, no cookie banner — because there are no cookies to consent to.

Actually accessible

Keyboard navigable, real focus outlines, proper headings and labels, and every animation stops if your system asks it to.

Locked down

They run under the same strict security policy as the rest of this site — no inline scripts anywhere, which is what actually stops injected code.

Fair questions

Before you ask

No, and every demo says so at the bottom of its own page. They are concept designs built to show what is possible. Real client work is on the portfolio page and the projects page, with the client's name on it.
Not really. Almost every small business site is one of about six shapes: bring people in the door, generate a quote, take a booking, sell a thing, show a portfolio, or run something internally. Find the demo that works the way your business works and we will start from there rather than from a blank page.
You can have the structure, absolutely — "build me the trades one with my services and my prices" is a perfectly sensible brief and makes the job faster and cheaper. What you would not get is the same look, because the whole point of forty different styles is that your business should not be wearing somebody else's.
The simpler ones start around €349 and the bigger multi-section ones around €699. A shop with a real basket and payments starts at €1,299. The four app demos are a different kind of job entirely and are scoped and quoted individually — see software and web apps. Full detail on the pricing page.
They validate, they show errors, they total up and they show you the success state — but nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored, because there is no business at the other end to send it to. On a real site those same forms go to your inbox, your booking system or your payment provider.
The EPOS till, because it is the one that most obviously does something — tap a few products and watch VAT come out of the total. Then Sliabh Bán on a laptop, for the other end of what a website can be. Then whichever of the other thirty-eight is closest to your own trade.

Seen one that fits how you work?

Tell me which demo came closest and what your business actually does. That is usually enough for a real quote in a day, and the conversation costs nothing.