Complimentary direction-setting prototype
Make home feel lighter.
Sunleaf Home & Outdoor is a fictional three-page prototype showing how layout, navigation, services, trust, messaging, and a contact path can be explored before paid production begins.
Prototype example ยท not a finished client website
3 clickable pagesExample prototype architecture
Mobile-awareHierarchy tested on smaller screens
Editable directionCopy, colors, order, pages can change
$0 prototypeNo paid production represented here
Prototype page map
Click through the proposed customer path.
The goal is to make the direction tangible enough to discuss. A real prototype can recommend a different sitemap when the business needs it.
HomeOpening message, brand feel, trust, and primary customer direction.
ServicesSee how offers can be explained without turning the homepage into a catalog.Contact & FAQTry the demo request flow and the questions customers may need answered first.Prototype boundary: this example is deliberately clickable, but it is still a design-and-structure conversation. Final pages, content, integrations, and functionality are confirmed in the approved production scope.
Customer experience firstContinue the Prototype
Prototype the decision, not just the decoration.
A useful prototype should help answer practical questions: What does the customer see first? Where do services live? What creates trust? What is the clearest next action on mobile?
Plain-English navigation.
Readable mobile hierarchy.
Visible trust and expectations.
A clear request path.