This contractor landing page was designed for JustJoy, an agency whose whole offer is getting contracting businesses found by local customers online.
JustJoy does not rebuild a contractor’s website. It takes the site that already exists and works on it until the business is, in the agency’s own word, unmissable online, turning it into what the page calls a year-round revenue generator. That work runs through a proprietary method the agency calls SCORE, which it says was designed specifically for contractors, and the page names the trades it serves: roofing, painting, concrete, flooring and other contracting businesses.
The proof sits directly under the headline. JustJoy states that more than 200 contractors work with it, and shows a logo wall including Boral Cement, Tecta America, Jacksons Fencing, Cherry Coatings, Baker Roofing, Armstrong Flooring and Adbri, with named testimonials from marketing leads at Tecta America Roofing and Cherry Coatings. The outcome the page organizes itself around is a chain of four: get found locally, attract quality leads predictably, win better local projects, keep growing sustainably.
We designed a high-converting landing page for JustJoy, focusing on user engagement and brand clarity. The project came to us through Fiverr and was developed across several collaborative client meetings so that the design lined up with the client’s marketing goals, then laid out for both desktop and mobile.
Every route through the page ends in the same place, a free traffic audit. The header carries two buttons, a goal calculator and the audit; the hero repeats the audit as its only call to action, alongside a phone mockup and an illustrated contractor; and a block further down spells the process out in three steps, which are claiming the free audit, a twenty-five minute Zoom call, and the growth that is meant to follow. Competing offers are what usually leak conversions on a page like this, so there is only one.
A Before Justjoy and After Justjoy toggle sets the problem against the result, listing what the agency says contractors struggle with: being invisible online, a website whose potential is untapped, feast or famine seasons, overwork, and profits that bleed away. Under it, a statistics row and two named testimonials carry the results those clients report, and a trade selector lets a visitor pick roofing, painting, concrete, flooring or other, so that the contractor landing page speaks to their situation rather than to contractors in general.
The page closes on a form that asks for enough to run a useful first conversation: name, business name, business website, email and best contact number, then when the contractor wants to start, estimated annual revenue, and any questions they would like answered on the call. A brand line, a privacy policy and terms of use close the page out underneath it.
The deliverable here was the design itself rather than a build. For another marketing site we designed the same way, see our website design for Appearance Technology Group, a U.S. automotive detailing and reconditioning supplier.
Tools used: Figma, Photoshop
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