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The Galil layout as it starts: the shop name and “Dry cleaning on Coral Way since 1994” in tall League Gothic on a white page, a photo of shirts on a rack at the right, the hours in a tan box. The same page with the Violet colors: deep violet lettering, menu and buttons on a pale lilac page, a pale pink hours box. Charcoal colors with the headings set in Libre Baskerville, a serif: near-black lettering and buttons on an off-white page. Jungle colors, the header filled dark green, yellow buttons. The Endor layout: a night photo of a lit Cleaners sign on the left, the shop name, phone number and a View prices button on the right, the hours and address below, on a white page. Endor again in the Cherry colors: deep red headings, phone number and button on a pale pink page. The Hermon layout in Teal: Daniel’s Donuts in a heavy slab type, a photo of sprinkled donuts and the flavors with their prices, on a pale mint page. The Carmel layout in Poppy: the shop name large in red across the top, the hours, address and same-day note in a row, and photos hanging from a rail below. The Tabor layout: the shop name centered above “Dry cleaning on Coral Way since 1994” in a dark serif, beside a photo of clothes on a rack, on a light page. Tabor again in the Electric colors, the headline in Oswald, a tall narrow type. The Arbel layout: “Ready for another wear” in big blue lettering over a wide photo of shirts on a rack, with a lime panel giving the turnaround. Arbel in the Berry colors, a pale pink page, the headings in Libre Caslon, a serif. Galil’s Prices page: shirts and tops, dresses and formalwear, and alterations prices in three columns on a navy band. Carmel’s Hours page in the Denim colors: each day’s hours in large blue type, the same-day note, and a map of Coral Way. Endor in the Pool colors, dark teal on a pale aqua page, with a rounded View prices button beside the lit Cleaners sign. Hermon in the Royal colors with Lora headings: Daniel’s Donuts in a serif, the flavors and prices, beside the photo of sprinkled donuts, on a pale blue page. The studio showing Gilboa, the nail salon design: the salon’s name, a Book a time button and the week’s hours above a photo of a manicure. Gilboa in the Porcelain colors with Caslon headings: the same nail salon page in deep teal on a pale grey. The studio showing Burton, Rosie’s Bakery’s own design: the headline beside a photo of the bakery case, with Order ahead and What’s left today buttons. Burton in the Lilac colors with EB Garamond headings: deep purple headings and buttons on a pale lilac page, beside the photo of the bakery case.
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Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: the account Dashboard. Sarah’s Nail Salon: the account Dashboard. Rosie’s Bakery: order-ahead orders for today and tomorrow. Daniel’s Donuts: the account Dashboard. Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: drop-off tickets ready for pickup. Sarah’s Nail Salon: messages from the website. Rosie’s Bakery: the Integrations page showing the apps connected. Daniel’s Donuts: the Integrations page showing the apps connected. Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: the Square sales window with the last 30 days of payments. Sarah’s Nail Salon: the Integrations page showing the apps connected. Rosie’s Bakery: visitors over the last month. Daniel’s Donuts: the Google Sheets window where messages land. Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: the Integrations page showing the apps connected. Sarah’s Nail Salon: the AI helper writing a reply to a five-star Google review. Rosie’s Bakery: the Stripe window with the bill and gift card links. Daniel’s Donuts: messages from the website. Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: messages from the website. Sarah’s Nail Salon: visitors over the last month. Rosie’s Bakery: every payment with a receipt. Daniel’s Donuts: visitors over the last month. Rosie’s Bakery: the AI helper writing Instagram and Facebook posts. Sarah’s Nail Salon: the salon’s own website with its Book an appointment button. Rosie’s Bakery: the bakery’s menu page showing what is sold out and what is running low. Noah’s Neighborhood Cleaners: the reviews page showing the Google rating and reviews. Sarah’s Nail Salon: the chat box on her website answering a question about Gel-X prices and Sunday hours, with a note that answers are written by AI.
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