Past project · live website · Service-business website

Saturn Star Movers

A live multi-location service website with local pages and a direct quote-request path.

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Service-business websitePast project · live website

Saturn Star Movers

A live multi-location service website with local pages and a direct quote-request path.

What to noticeA direct service-business entrance

The opening page makes the service area and quote action easy to identify.

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Saturn Star Movers is past-project proof only. It is not a current Fixday client, contact, payment route, endorsement, or operating dependency.

01Overview

What this project is

Project
Saturn Star Movers
Status
Past project · live website
Type
Service-business website
02Problem

What the project needed

The moving business needed one website structure for services, multiple Ontario markets, and a clear route from local pages to a quote request.

03Findings

What I found before building

Service and location content needed a reusable structure so visitors could find the right local information without losing the main quote action.

04Build

What I built

  • Multi-location website architecture
  • Seven public city routes
  • A main services page and eight public service-detail routes
  • Quote-request path across phone and desktop layouts
  • Website structure supporting multi-location local search
05Features

The main working parts

  • Service-detail pages
  • Location-specific pages
  • Quote-request forms
  • Responsive navigation and calls to action
06Integrations

How outside systems fit

The public website connects service and location pages to the business's live quote route.

07Presentation

How the content and visuals were handled

I organized the public information and prepared the agreed web-ready visuals so the pages, products, or study tools felt like one coherent experience.

08Revisions

How the work was refined

The website structure expanded across services and locations as the business added new markets.

09Responsive and accessible

How it adapts

The public pages and quote path were built for phone, tablet, and desktop use.

10Testing

What I checked

Phone, tablet, desktop, core public pages, seven city routes, eight service-detail routes, the quote path, and live HTTPS.

11Ownership

How handoff or ownership works

This is a past project from a separate business, not a current Fixday client or operating dependency.

12Ongoing support

What happens after launch

No current Fixday management, contact, payment, or delivery relationship is claimed.

13Comparable package

How I would scope similar work

I would start a similar request around the Business Website with a custom multi-location scope package, then confirm the exact pages, features, integrations, content, testing, payment plan, and support in writing.

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