Lead with the builder's problem.


What changed
A generic headline became one a builder recognizes: "Your homes are built to spec. Your books should be too."
Why
Builders stop scrolling when they see their own world.
Work / Case study 03 of 04
Same Melissa. Same process. Same clients' words. The redesign puts her brand in charge and her expertise up front.
The brand
Every color, font and shape now comes from the elephant logo, built like a blueprint on grid paper.
What changed


A generic headline became one a builder recognizes: "Your homes are built to spec. Your books should be too."
Builders stop scrolling when they see their own world.


Four equal boxes became one numbered line: "Four phases. No skipped steps."
It reads as a method, which is exactly what a controller sells.


A small outlined button became its own section: what gets reviewed, what you get back, and a link to how it works.
The Diagnostic is the front door. Builders say yes faster when they know what's inside.


Same two quotes, same credits, set big in her serif font.
Her clients say it better than any headline. Let them be seen.


Phone-first layout and menu, with Let's Connect always at the top. No more "Homebuilder / s."
Builders check things between job sites. The phone is the first impression.
Handed over with Foreman™
The site is theirs: domain, code and content. When something changes at the business, they text Foreman™ and approve the preview.
How Foreman™ works ↗I was on another Ressio webinar. Add it to the About page. Here’s the YouTube link.
Done. It’s in “As heard and seen” and plays right on the page.
A builder in Weatherford just sent a great review. Put it on the home page.
Added next to the other two, credited as “Custom Homebuilder, Texas.”