Each concept swaps in a different hero on the full real page — same intro, services, signature work, gallery and footer below it — so you can judge each one in context, not in isolation.
Compartmentalized grid — photo, headline, trust stat, a DIY/Full-Setup toggle and a mini gallery strip, all visible at once.
02A dim, desaturated photo — move your cursor to reveal full colour in a spotlight around the pointer.
03Scroll through an empty room becoming a finished setup, layer by layer, with the headline changing as it builds.
04Drag a divider across the hero photo to compare bare vs. styled. Flagged: uses a placeholder "before" until a real one exists.
05A literal vertical split — "Hire It Yourself" vs. "Let Us Set It Up" — hover either half to see it grow.
06A drifting mosaic of many real photos fills the hero, with a glass panel holding the headline and trust stat on top.
07Simulates the pace of a build video via a fast photo crossfade. Flagged: real footage would need a fresh shoot.
08A number counts up on load next to a real photo — an evergreen proof-of-scale stat instead of a single-event countdown.
09Real photo cards arranged in a shallow 3D carousel you can drag to spin, like objects on a shelf.
10One dramatic full-height photo, almost no UI chrome — the photography alone does the pitch.