Residential electrician in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Brightwire Electric.
An electrician website.
A blunt black and safety yellow homepage for an emergency electrician, built from the trade's own paperwork: a quote ticket, a parts catalogue sheet, a price table, work tickets and a riveted license plate. It is online at brightwire-electric.mymirin.com.
An example made by Mirin. The business is invented.
This is the whole website. Scroll inside the window to read it.
What this website gets right.
The phone number is the loudest thing on the page twice: a yellow emergency strip above everything, and a footer number set the full width of the page. Someone with a tripped breaker knows who to call in three seconds.
Prices are printed, not hinted at. Six jobs carry a starting price in a catalogue sheet, six more sit in a real table with what is included and how long it takes, and a safety sign notice says the price is agreed before work starts.
Trust is shown as objects from the trade instead of badges: a riveted license plate with the number on it, job photos captioned as closed work tickets with the neighborhood and the hours taken, and three promises with a cost to the business if it breaks them.
What it is made of.
- Colors
- Black
- Safety yellow
- White
- Concrete
- Steel
- Emergency red (the dot only)
- Type
- Zilla Slab for headings. Open Sans for reading.
- Sections
- Header, Hero, Service area, What we fix, Prices up front, Recent jobs, What neighbors say, License and promise, Footer.
- Icons
- Solid, bold icons.