7 websites, live right now, in four countries
Every site below was built by Creative Marketers BD for a real client and is running today — New Zealand trades crews, an Austrian property development, a Bangla knowledge platform, a recruitment operation spanning eighteen countries. The screenshots are our own captures from August 2026, and every section links the live site, because the best proof of a website is the website.
What you will not find here: made-up launch dates, invented build times, or traffic numbers we cannot source. Where a fact appears — the platform, the language, what the site does — you can verify it one click away.
ServiceKrew
ServiceKrew keeps gardens, trees and whole properties in shape across the Bay of Plenty, and its website is built the way a trades site should be: the phone number, the service area and a Get-a-Quote button are on screen before anything else loads. A full-bleed photo of real work — a crew member up a ladder in a hedge, not a stock handshake — carries the first screen, with the promise written over it: your outdoor space is one of the first things people notice.
Underneath runs a proper local-SEO chassis: a Locations menu with a page per service town, service pages for gardens, trees and upkeep, a blog, and the site’s own 400+ happy customers claim placed where a visitor decides. Built on WordPress with Elementor, so the client’s team can edit copy and photos without touching a developer.
- Quote-first layout: phone, email and CTA above the fold
- Location pages per town — the structure local rankings are made of
- Real job-site photography instead of stock imagery
Prime Tree Services
Prime Tree Services is a Tauranga arborist crew for the jobs that are too high, too heavy or too risky to do yourself — felling, crown work, stumps, hedges and full section clear-outs. The site leads with the company’s own truck, sign-written with the five core services, which does double duty: it is proof the crew exists and a services menu in one photograph.
The build shares a design system with ServiceKrew — same green-and-orange trades palette, same quote-first header — which is deliberate: one proven conversion layout, two businesses. Google review badges sit directly under the first call to action, and every service gets its own page so each search a homeowner might type has somewhere exact to land.
- The sign-written truck as the hero: proof and services list in one shot
- Google review badges beside the primary CTA
- One page per service, matched to what people actually search
Prowess Mowing
Prowess Mowing sells commercial grounds maintenance to property managers, body corporates and facility operators — a B2B buyer, not a homeowner — and the design says so before the copy does. Editorial serif headlines with an italic accent, a dark photographic ground and a gold call-to-action read closer to a property fund than a mowing company, which is exactly the shelf this client needs to sit on.
Under the hood it is the leanest build on this page: a custom-coded WordPress theme with no page builder at all, and a homepage that ships in a fraction of the weight of a typical builder site. The call to action is not “get a quote” but “request a site assessment” — the language of the operators it is written for.
- Custom theme, no page builder — the lightest homepage in this list
- B2B art direction: serif editorial type, dark imagery, gold accent
- CTA written in the buyer’s language: a site assessment, not a quote
Richard International
Richard International places workers in China jobs and handles the work-visa path from eighteen countries, Bangladesh included. That makes this less a brochure than a small platform: live job circulars with salary bands published right on the page, apply flows, a course catalogue and a WooCommerce cart behind it for enrolment — a site that has to DO things, in two scripts, for applicants on cheap phones.
The design puts the current vacancy front and centre — role, salary range, one red APPLY NOW — because for this audience the job IS the homepage. Everything else, services, courses, about, hangs off a menu that stays out of the way of that decision.
- Job circulars with salary bands as the hero — the offer leads
- WooCommerce underneath for course enrolment, not just content
- Bilingual brand (English and Chinese) serving applicants in 18 countries
EDWIN — Doppelhaus Welsland
EDWIN sells twelve exclusive semi-detached homes in Edt bei Lambach, Oberösterreich, and its site is built like the product: quiet, exact and expensive-looking. A dusk render of the architecture fills the screen behind a two-line serif promise — Wohnqualität, die bleibt — with the location spelled out in letterspaced capitals above it, the way a property prospectus would set it.
The whole site is written in German for its Austrian buyers, runs on a Divi child theme built for this project, and funnels every path to one action: Exposé anfordern — request the prospectus. For a twelve-unit development that single-lead focus is the entire job of the website, and nothing on the page competes with it.
- German-language build for the Austrian market
- Prospectus-style art direction: serif, gold, dusk photography
- One conversion path — Exposé anfordern — and no distractions
Islami Shomadhan
ইসলামি সমাধান is a Bangla-language Islamic knowledge platform: a searchable library of masail, articles, books and courses, with member login and an ask-the-scholars flow. The homepage opens with the Bismillah, the day’s date in both the Gregorian and Hijri calendars, and a search box as the primary action — because on a reference platform, search IS the front door.
It runs on a custom WordPress theme built for this project, with live counters for answers, scholars and articles on the first screen. Everything — navigation, search, forms — is fully in Bangla, set in a type system chosen to keep long Bangla text readable on a phone.
- A platform, not a brochure: search, accounts and Q&A flows
- Dual-calendar date bar and Bangla-first typography
- Custom theme purpose-built for a content library
Moos Signage
Moos Signage turns preserved moss into logos, walls and interior pieces for Austrian businesses — a product that sells on how it looks, bought by people furnishing offices and receptions. The German-language site is structured like the consultative purchase it is: benefits and properties (Vorteile & Eigenschaften), an inspiration gallery, then two routes out of the hero — browse the products or ask for a consultation.
WooCommerce runs underneath for the product side while the consultation path carries the bigger custom jobs, which is the right split for a business that sells both a catalogue item and a bespoke installation from the same brand.
- German-language product brand for the Austrian market
- Two funnels from one hero: catalogue browsing and consultation requests
- WooCommerce for products, an enquiry path for bespoke installations
A website that earns its keep
Corporate sites, service sites, platforms and stores — built to rank and built to convert, with the scope agreed in writing before work starts.