AIT Signs / Website refresh
AIT Signs makes signs, wraps, print, and graphics for local businesses in Bound Brook, New Jersey. Its website needed to make that work easier to understand—and make contacting the shop straightforward.
01 / Before & after
The refresh built on what the shop already offered: a wide range of physical and digital services, familiar imagery, and direct ways to reach the team.
Before / The starting point
Alvaro reported that the old site was broken. The preserved WordPress capture provides a more specific view: several malformed image URLs returned fallback responses or 404s instead of usable images.
Useful service information and media were still available to recover. The work was to turn that material into a clearer, usable website.
Source capture: 16 May 2026. No verified screenshot of the broken site is available for this comparison.After / The current experience
Visitors can browse services by category, see the shop’s public imagery, and find a quote request alongside call, text, and WhatsApp options.
The refreshed page loads on desktop and mobile. The screenshots below show the public experience observed on 13 October 2026.
Explore the current views The quote form prepares an email in the visitor’s email app. The visitor still needs to send it.02 / The work
Preserve the shop’s service information, contact details, and relevant media. Replace failed image references with local assets.
Organize vehicle graphics, signs, printing, apparel, and digital services into a browsable catalog with category filters.
Add a clear quote entry point and direct call, text, and WhatsApp links. Collect project details in one place before the email handoff.
Adapt the navigation, service cards, and contact section so visitors can browse from a phone as well as a desktop.
03 / Current experience
Actual captures from the live public site. Select a screenshot to inspect it at full size.
The contact handoff
The form gathers the project type, preferred contact method, and project details, then opens the visitor’s email app with a prepared message. Call, text, and WhatsApp provide other ways to reach the shop.
This case study does not claim automatic CRM intake or a completed quote submission.
View the live quote section (opens in a new tab)04 / The outcome
The visible result is a refreshed public website with organized services, usable imagery, and clear contact paths. Alvaro reports that the new site is working and receiving healthy traffic.
No analytics baseline or verified traffic, conversion, or revenue comparison was supplied for this case study. The evidence here establishes the current experience at the time of review.
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