LumioForge
@lumioforge
We build premium modern websites for roofing contractors and integrate AI systems inside their business. Your website is the first impression-make it worth it.
We’ll build your roofing site + AI automations for free while I validate the product. In return: you agree to a public case study, a testimonial if we earn it, and candid feedback to improve. What you get: - Premium Framer site with proof-first design - Phone-first 2-step…
Estimate page elements that earn trust: - Short form - Availability calendar - 'What happens next' timeline - Real project photo Remove surprise.
Sticky CTA + visible phone is not 'aggressive'—it is courteous. On a roof, urgency is normal. Respect it in your layout.
Speed fix that compounds: preload the hero image, compress it, and ensure no layout shift when the headline wraps. That hits LCP and keeps the first impression steady. #WebPerf
Framer hygiene that helps speed: - Use responsive images (no oversized exports) - Limit custom fonts to 2 weights - Avoid nesting too deep - Lazy-load below-the-fold media Basics move the needle.
Avoid this common trap: a single 'Gallery' page. Spread proof across relevant pages. Gutters page? Show gutters. Skylights page? Show skylights. Relevance wins.
Navigation test: if a first-time homeowner can get from homepage → estimate in 2 taps on a mid-range Android, you’re fine. If not, simplify.
Header order that works: - Logo (tap → home) - Services (menu) - Areas - Reviews/Gallery - Phone - Primary CTA Extra items? Put them in footer. Choice overload hurts.
Roofing homepage above the fold: - Headline that names service + region - Proof strip (stars/badges) - Primary CTA - Phone - Hero image that feels local That’s the core.
Gallery rules: show 6–12 best projects, not a dump. Each with city, roof type, and one takeaway. Add a before/after pair when you can. Proof beats wallpaper every time. #Roofing
CTA copy check: "Claim my spot" beats "Contact us" for bookings in our tests. Make it about the action, not your inbox. Add one line of proof right under the button.
Our local-site order of ops: 1) Fix crawl/index 2) Map intent→pages (services & cities) 3) Clean IA + internal links 4) Proof above the fold 5) Speed to green 6) Sync site↔Google Business. Links come after this, not before.
NAP consistency is non-negotiable. Mirror services & cities from your site into your Google Business Profile. Link each location page there. Small maintenance, compounding lift. #LocalSEO
Speed move that lands: preload + compress the hero image. We routinely cut first paint by ~0.5–1s on image-heavy homepages. Visitors feel it; bounce drops. Tools vary—the principle stands. #WebPerf
Leads don’t just leak on pages—they leak in handoffs. Route new inquiries to whoever can act fastest. If a call is missed, trigger a quick follow-up with an easy scheduling path. Quiet ops beat frantic chase.
First-screen (mobile) checklist: what you do + where; primary CTA; tap-to-call top-right; 3 trust signals (reviews/badges/years); one strong image. If it’s not in the first screenful, it’s late.
Most contractor sites lead with slogans. We lead with proof. First screen: what you do + city, 3 quick reviews, a recent project photo, and one clear button. That combo gets chosen more often than any hero video ever did. #WebDesign #UX
Two-step estimate form > giant form. Step 1: name + phone/email. Step 2 (after commit): details. Lower friction, higher completion. Keep it scannable; auto-format phone numbers.
Human-in-the-loop beats fully autonomous - and keeps quality high AI drafts, humans decide. Put review gates at the right spots so speed rises while mistakes fall. Review is not a bottleneck if the draft is good and the diff is small. Treat each gate like QA for brand, legal, and…
Mild take: n8n > Zapier when you need control - and control lowers risk Zapier is perfect for 10-minute demos. But as flows grow, you want version control, retries, on-prem privacy, and custom nodes. n8n slots into that world without drama. You still start simple. You just…
Automation is an operations feature - and yes, it moves revenue Most teams try to automate content first. Better to automate toil. Pull transcripts, summarize objections, draft follow-ups, route tasks to owners. Humans approve. Work speeds up without losing voice. AI should be a…
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