Ten finished websites. Open any of them.

The home of a one-day Caribbean food and music festival in Miramar, Florida: the date and venue with a live countdown, the entertainment, tickets and the partners behind the day.

What visitors do

Buy tickets or a VIP upgrade through the festival's ticketing partner, plan their day and apply for a vendor booth.

What it shows

A vendor page that sets out seven booth types with prices and what each includes, the four steps from application to confirmed booth and the rules, with a separate application for food, craft and small-business vendors.

Worth asking us

How the site changes in the weeks before festival day, and how vendor applications are followed up.

A family-owned workwear manufacturer in Wetumpka, Alabama, making coats, smocks and aprons to specification for food-processing, laboratory and medical teams.

What visitors do

Compare four core styles and their custom options, request a quote and open a wholesale account online.

What it shows

An onboarding packet that gathers company details, the ordering, payables and receiving contacts, and a credit application with bank and trade references in one sitting, plus an item-number system that makes exact reorders simple.

Worth asking us

How a wholesale application becomes a customer account, and how quote requests reach the sales team.

The public site of an economic development organization that attracts technology companies to the US Virgin Islands and runs programmes for local students and entrepreneurs.

What visitors do

Read the benefits for businesses and each community and economic programme, follow news and events, join the newsletter and sign in to an account.

What it shows

One site that speaks to two audiences at once: companies weighing a move to the islands, and the community its programmes serve.

Worth asking us

How the RTPark team keeps its news, events and programme pages current.

Online booking and a client portal for a medical aesthetics practice, working alongside the practice's main website.

What visitors do

Book in four steps: choose a treatment, pick a date and time, give their health details, then accept the practice's consent and policies and pay a deposit to confirm.

What it shows

A client portal where booked clients sign in with an emailed code to see their appointments, consent and intake forms, deposits and fees, and book their next visit.

Worth asking us

How deposits are taken and reconciled, and what the practice sees when a booking arrives.

A company site for a commercial realty and REIT business, working across six Caribbean territories from its Kingston office.

What visitors do

Understand the two divisions and how the REIT model works, read the board and leadership profiles, and choose whether to sell, buy or invest before calling or emailing the office.

What it shows

One page that explains a complex financial offer to sellers, buyers and investors in turn.

Worth asking us

How the page is ordered for three different audiences.

The site of a Nescafé beverage distributor supplying commercial coffee machines, beverages and supplies to offices, restaurants and other businesses.

What visitors do

Browse machines, beverages and supplies, read how installation, support and staff training work, and ask the sales team to call back.

What it shows

A business-to-business sales site where each product leads to a short contact request for the sales team.

Worth asking us

Where a callback request goes and how the sales team follows it up.

The home of a national tourism certification programme run by the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo).

What visitors do

Learn the three certification levels and their fees, find an approved training partner by region, download the registration form and browse training events and photo albums.

What it shows

One front door for a programme delivered by a network of training partners across four regions.

Worth asking us

How a public programme with many partners keeps one consistent, current front door.

A photography, video and livestream company covering sport, festivals, portraits and weddings, with a featured national-team case study.

What visitors do

Browse galleries by type of work, then request a quote by choosing a service and giving the date, location, event type and budget, with a choice of reply by email, WhatsApp or phone.

What it shows

Service sections that link straight to the quote form for that service, so each enquiry starts with the job in hand.

Worth asking us

How a quote request becomes a scoped brief and a confirmed date.

A concierge medical practice that brings doctor visits to the home, office or hotel, with online consultations for patients in Jamaica.

What visitors do

Request a home visit, an online consultation or an in-office visit for themselves or a relative, including from abroad, explore corporate health services, meet the medical team and read the journal.

What it shows

A care request that captures who needs care, where and why, then confirms suitability, timing and the fee before anything is booked.

Worth asking us

How a request is reviewed and what the team sees when one arrives.

The website for TPDCo's travel discovery app, which lists approved places to stay, eat and have fun across the island.

What visitors do

Download the app from the App Store or Google Play, see what it does and find answers on languages, offline use and signing in.

What it shows

A clear path for businesses that want to be listed: the licence, photos, description and contact details to send, and where to send them.

Worth asking us

How the website and the app work together for travellers and for listed businesses.