Concept A
Ready-made layout
A clean, proven website layout with the SLK colors, type and logo applied throughout. Every section uses a pattern that already exists, so it's the most predictable to build.
New website · home page
Three ways the home page could look
All three use the same words. Only the design and the order of the sections change, so you can compare the look and feel side by side. Open each one, scroll the whole page, and tell us which feels most like SLK.
Concept B
Name and structure first
"One company, every opening." is set very large, and the orange line from the logo runs down the page like a door frame. A strong grid, numbered rows and one orange band make it feel built and solid rather than decorative.
Concept C
People and proof first
The page goes from the promise straight to your leadership team, then your credentials and certified systems, then a map of where you work, before it lists services. It's calm and editorial, so photos of your people and sites do the selling.
What to look at
- First impression. In the first five seconds, what do you notice? Does it say what SLK does?
- Does it feel institutional? Would a school district, hospital or facility manager trust it?
- Is it clear where to click? Could a customer find their building type, a service, or how to request work?
- Does it feel like SLK? Does it match the new logo, the uniforms and the sign?
How to read these pages
- Photos marked "Stock placeholder" are stand-ins. They show roughly the kind of shot we need, so you can judge the page with photography in it. None of them are SLK, your people or your sites. The three leadership photos are not John, Jay and Brian. Real photos from the shoot will replace all of them.
- In concepts A and B, the tan box is where the service-area map goes. Concept C has a rough first drawing of it. All three will get a proper map later.
- Highlighted notes in brackets are questions for you about a few statements we want you to confirm. They won't appear on the live site.
- Customer logos show as "pending permission" until each customer agrees.
- Menus and buttons work, but most links don't go anywhere yet.