A renovation contractor site that writes the RAB before the survey
The problem
A contractor's WhatsApp opens the same way every time — how much per square metre, how long will it take, how much is the down payment, can you come and look. Homeowners have heard the stories about deposits that vanish, so they want numbers in writing before anyone visits, and the contractor answers each one by hand between site visits.
What we built
Nine kinds of page plus a page for each of seven jobs, in Indonesian and English, set on a green site hoarding with a cartoon foreman. Every job shows its price per square metre in three finish levels and what is and isn't included. A calculator turns the job, the size and the finish into an itemised cost breakdown with the duration and the payment schedule, and the house rules are posted as safety signs: what the contractor always does, what it never does. Every path ends in a WhatsApp message that already carries the numbers.
More work
A restaurant page that answers the same four questions all day
One page carrying the full menu with photographs, the opening hours, the map, and one-tap links to reservations, WhatsApp and LINE. The questions answer themselves before anyone has to type.
A barbershop page that answers the price question before it is asked
One page carrying the full price list with durations, the barber's background, the work, and the opening hours, ending in a WhatsApp button that is never more than a thumb away. The questions are answered before anyone opens a chat.
A café page that already knows whether it is open right now
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