My role
Website development
The result
A public business website gives visitors a coherent introduction to Handy Andy’s services and a path to discuss their project.
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The problem
A visitor considering work on a home needs to understand the services, how a project is scoped and how to get in touch. The website brings those questions into one readable path, from the business introduction to a quote request.
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Operational context
I built handyandyrenos.ca for Handy Andy Home Improvement. The public site presents painting and general contracting, with service, about, process and FAQ sections. The contractor workflow in this portfolio’s lab is a separate synthetic software demonstration.
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My contribution
My contribution is the website itself: a public presentation of the business with service information, an explanation of the process and contact or quote-request links. Visitors can learn how scope, preparation, materials and exclusions shape a project before starting a conversation.
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Constraints
- Explain services and project expectations without presenting an enquiry as a confirmed estimate or booking.
- Keep customer information and private business operations outside this public account.
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Implementation decisions
- Connect the service descriptions, process and FAQs with the visitor’s next step: a quote request or contact.
- Use clear scope and preparation language to make expectations visible before the project conversation.
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Alternatives considered
- A visual brochure without service scope or a clear next step would leave the visitor’s practical questions unanswered.
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Validation approach
- The public page presents painting and general contracting, with service, process, FAQ and contact navigation.
- Quote-request and contact links are visible; an automated estimate, booking or payment engine is not part of this case.
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What this shows
A public business website gives visitors a coherent introduction to Handy Andy’s services and a path to discuss their project.
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Limits of the evidence
- Traffic, lead generation, customer counts and business results are not quantified here.
- The synthetic quote-to-payment lab is independent; its invoice and payment logic is not attributed to the business website.
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