Case study

Bounce House Marketing.

An agency that sells lead generation gets judged on its own homepage. I built Bounce House Marketing a page that asks for the enquiry on the first screen, then lays out every service in numbered order for rental owners browsing on their phones.

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IndustryAgencies & Tech

Timeline2026

Agencies & Tech Marketing Agency Web Design

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

The site is the agency's sales pitch, so I treated every step of the build as a test of whether it would win an enquiry on its own.

01 discover

Site as pitch

I started from the question prospects ask of any agency: if this page cannot get enquiries, why trust it with mine?
02 plan

Form, services, proof

I ordered the page as enquiry form, numbered services, client logos, process, showcase and testimonials.
03 design

Orange and purple bands

I set heavy headings with orange highlights on alternating wide stripes, and drew a results graphic styled like a dashboard.
04 build

Enquiry and ticker

I coded the first-screen form with its event date picker, the scrolling ticker below the hero and the device mockup showcase.
05 content

Starter articles

I set up the blog with three posts about marketing a rental company and a footer menu listing every service, including email campaigns.
06 ✓ shipped

Phone-first order

I moved the form above the service cards on mobile and made the numbered cards run full width so the sequence stays clear.

What I did

The build, step by step.

The form comes first. Contact fields, an event date picker and a message box sit next to the headline, over a photo shot from within an inflatable.
Services in a numbered run. Design, search, paid ads, social, branding and graphics each get a card in sequence, so a wide menu reads as organised.
Colour that moves. Wide orange and purple bands alternate on scroll, key words in the headings glow orange and a ticker runs under the hero.
Proof of results. I added a client logo row, a three-stage process, device mockups of client sites, a results graphic styled like a dashboard, and testimonials.
Phone owners in mind. On mobile the enquiry form is placed ahead of the services, and each numbered card spans the full width.