New Services · Constellation
Local shop websites are easier to read.
You don't have to squint or scroll sideways. Type is bigger, buttons are where you expect them, and photos show real work.
By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice · 1 min read
When a shop's website is hard to read, you leave. We've been fixing the websites we host. The words are simpler. No jargon. No sentences that go on forever. Paragraphs that breathe.
We also fixed the design. Text is bigger where it matters. Buttons are where you expect them. Photos are sharp and actually show the shop's work, not some stock image. On a phone, the site doesn't scroll sideways. On a huge monitor, it doesn't stretch into a thin strip.
The goal is simple: when someone lands on a shop's website, they understand what the shop does and how to reach them in about 10 seconds. That's it.
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