Electrician Landing Page
Built for Calder Electrical, the sample brand inside the template
An electrician's site where a real room at dusk lights up circuit by circuit, and the visitor switches, dims and warms each circuit themselves; then a price list, a blackout room with a torch and the call button, the licences, the suburbs and a brass switch that flips on beside the quote form.
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What to charge$2,500–4,000 for the one-page site with their copy, prices, licence, suburbs and photosTypical freelance range for local residential electricians (an owner-operator or a small crew with a van or three) who do lighting, switchboards, EV chargers and after-hours call-outs, and whose site is a template with a stock photo of a hard hat, a list of services and a phone number. Not a promise of income · Selling to residential electricians
How it moves
The first screen is an open-plan kitchen and living room at blue hour with every light off, under 'Electricians for Melbourne Homes.' and one small subtitle. Within a second the garden uplights, downlights, joinery strips, three pendants and the lamp come on one after another. A frosted switch plate at the bottom has a key per circuit (tap to switch, drag sideways to dim, arrow keys) and a warmth slider from 2700 K to 4000 K; spots on the fixtures switch them too. The room is mixed live from six aligned photos, so every combination looks photographed. Below: a big-type price list whose hovered row's photo follows the pointer with a Book badge; 'Power out?' with the same room in a blackout, the pointer a torch, readouts, a 38-minute arrival dial and a big call button; a pinned switchboard while scroll sweeps light across it and four counters step 001 to 004; two giant suburb bands drifting opposite ways around a strip of finished jobs and three sample reviews; and the close, a brass switch beside the quote form that flips on when you go to send. All copy, prices and image slots sit in one content file, the palette in one theme file.
What you get
- A tested build prompt · 13.7k wordsPaste it into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Lovable and it builds the landing page section by section.
- The working projectVite + React.
npm install && npm run devand it runs, no keys or accounts. - The assets and their promptsEvery image and loop, plus the exact prompts that made them, so you can make your own.
Sell this site
- Who buys it
- local residential electricians (an owner-operator or a small crew with a van or three) who do lighting, switchboards, EV chargers and after-hours call-outs, and whose site is a template with a stock photo of a hard hat, a list of services and a phone number
- What to charge
- $2,500–4,000 for the one-page site with their copy, prices, licence, suburbs and photos
- Find them on Google Maps
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- The 30-second call pitch
- “Hi, I build websites for … I looked you up on Maps … Can I send you a two-minute video of it?”
- What the client supplies
- Photos, prices, hours, logo, and which slot each one replaces.
- The upsell
- The second thing to sell them after launch.
Inside the prompt
A one-page site for a local residential electrician (the sample is Calder Electrical, Melbourne), on a pale warm plaster ground. The first screen is a photograph of an open-plan kitchen and living room at blue hour with every light off, under one plain title, "Electricians for Melbourne Homes.", and a small subtitle. Then the room lights up circuit by circuit: the garden uplights, the downlights, the joinery strips, the three pendants and the lamp come on one after another, each fading in over half a second. A switch plate along the bottom has a key per circuit: tap to switch it, drag sideways to dim it, and a warmth slider moves every light from 2700 K to 4000 K. Small spots on the fixtures themselves switch them too. The room is not a film: one WebGL shader mixes six aligned photos of the same room (all off, then each circuit on by itself) live, so every combination of circuits, levels and warmth is a real-looking photograph.
- What it is
- Style collection
- Build steps
- Assets
- Motion
- Make it yours
- Launch checklist
- Acceptance checks
