Selected client websites
Two public examples of websites shaped around the offer, the customer and the next useful action—not a recycled layout.
The work
Mould Sense and Alix Property serve different customers with different decisions to make. Each site gives its own offer room to be specific.
These examples show the live customer-facing websites. We do not publish invented results or anonymous testimonials; commercial outcomes need evidence from the client.
Live client sites
Visit each public site to see the live work and the information available to its customers.
A product site for rented-property room-condition monitoring, built around clear readings, room history and configured email alerts for letting agents and portfolio landlords. The public site explains what the service does, its pricing and its practical limitations, then gives portfolio customers a guided route to enquire.
Visit Mould SenseA local service site for small-portfolio landlords, presenting tenant-find, rent-collection and fully managed options in one clear offer. The public site makes the service choices and pricing easier to compare, with direct routes to contact the property team.
Visit Alix PropertyWhat carries across
The visual direction changes. The disciplines behind a useful service website stay consistent.
Explain who the service is for, what is included and where its limits sit.
Put pricing, service choices and important details where a serious buyer can find them.
Give the right prospect a direct route to ask a relevant question or start an enquiry.
Your website
Tell us what the business needs to change, what customers need to know and what evidence you can support. Hexlay will turn that into page structure, core copy, design and build.
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