Trade Service
Halloran & Sons is a fictional second-generation heating and plumbing firm in the fictional town of Ashcombe: deliberately the plainest concept in the gallery, built to be believed and phoned rather than admired. Safety orange and steel on off-white paper, heavy type, hard edges, signwriter label bars, and corrugated-steel plates carry five pages — Home, Services, Areas, Reviews, and Contact — with reviews as the entire proof engine and every rate stated the way a tradesman says it out loud. Composed entirely from blocks in the open registry.
- Plain-spoken
- High-contrast
- Signage
5 pages · 22 unique blocks
Try one real block
This installs only hero-kinetic, the first block in the Home recipe. The full-site concept remains a browsable reference.
npx payload-components add hero-kineticPages
Every page in the concept
Trade Service spans 5 pages. Each poster opens that page in the raw full preview — the same route the live frame above renders.
HomePreviewStates what they fix and where, says plainly what it costs to get a van out, proves it with reviews, and keeps the number in front of you the whole way down.
ServicesPreviewLists the jobs they take on in full, then walks through exactly how a callout runs from the phone call to the invoice.
AreasPreviewNames every area they cover in six plain rings, says how fast they get to each, and shows what is in the vans.
ReviewsPreviewThe proof engine, at length: ordinary reviews from named streets and real jobs, which is the only way this trade is actually judged.
ContactPreviewThree ways to reach them, who picks up each one, and a form that asks only what an engineer actually needs to know.Recipe
The block recipe, page by page
Every section on every page is one block from the open registry, in render order. Each chip links to the block’s contract — fields, wiring, and the exact install command.
Home8 blocks
Services6 blocks
Areas6 blocks
Reviews6 blocks
Contact3 blocks
Visual system
One theme, carried across every block
Palette
- #f6f5f2
- #1b2026
- #f07a1e
Direction
Safety orange and steel on off-white paper — high contrast, heavy type, hard edges, signwriter label bars, and corrugated-steel plates. Workwear and signage, with no decoration for its own sake.
- Plain-spoken
- High-contrast
- Signage
This is a browsable full-site concept, not an installable template yet. Every section is composed from blocks in the open registry.
Community
Templates are decided in the open
These concepts exist to answer one question with the community: should full-site templates become installable? The recipes, the fictional brands, and the installer RFC all live in the public repository — nothing gated, no email capture.