7 Best Duda Website Examples for Small Businesses
Looking to build your business website with Duda? Below are seven stunning examples of websites, from a variety of industries, all built with the Duda website builder. Use these for inspiration when creating your own professional website.
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7 Best Duda Website Examples
Duda is known for being an easy to use website builder and great for service-based businesses looking to set up a quick website. We've done diligent research and have found the seven best Duda website examples for small business. Use these to get inspired to create your own masterpiece.
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1. StaffPad (Musical App)
StaffPad is an app that’s used for easily creating musical notation. We love how their Duda website uses a video background to showcase the app in action. The website is a one-page site with menu items at the top that link to the related sections of the page.
Further down the page, StaffPad has embedded a YouTube video demonstrating how the app can play back the music you notate. It also uses Duda’s functionality for frequently asked questions (FAQs), plus it uses Duda’s blog to keep readers up to date about the app.
2. Skipio (Text Marketing)
Skipio is a platform that helps businesses use text messages to reach their customers. Skipio has cleverly embedded its own app onto its Duda website that allows website visitors to send it a text directly from the website.
Skipio uses text, embedded videos, and lots of images to illustrate how its app benefits businesses. A contact form gathers visitor’s information so they can text with Skipio about using the platform. Skipio’s “Pricing” page allows visitors to sign up for a monthly subscription.
3. Legacy Homes (Construction Company)
Legacy Homes is a home construction business in Idaho. It uses multiple gallery pages to illustrate the various floor plans it builds. The “Videos” page embeds YouTube video tours of its homes. The “Contact” page has active phone numbers so you can click to call from your mobile device, plus a Contact form and a map. The footer has icons linked to all of its social media accounts.
Make sure your "Contact" page has everything it needs. Read our How to Design a Successful 'Contact Us' Page article to learn more.
4. Dave’s Pet City (Pet Supply Company)
Dave’s Pet City is a pet supply company in Massachusetts. The bulk of the website uses Duda but it uses Shopify for the ecommerce part of its website.
Dave’s has made good use of Duda’s header feature with a bar across the top that has its social media icons, location, hours, and phone number. It has lots of pictures of Dave on the website, making the website feel fun and personable.
5. Dallas Family Medicine (Medical Practice)
Dallas Family Medicine is a Texas-based family medicine practice. This practice has a Duda website that makes it easy for new patients to learn about the practice and request an appointment.
You can learn about the doctors, the services they provide, see the office hours, and get directions, all on the website. Patients can also download forms directly from the website that connects to the patient portal, which is on another website. It uses a Contact form to collect reviews and then posts those on the “Testimonials” page.
6. The Inspired Treehouse (Blog)
The Inspired Treehouse is a blog that has figured out several ways to create consistent revenue. Ads are a good way to earn money from a blog and the first thing you notice when looking at this website is the abundance of places where they are utilizing this resource.
The website is chock full of activities designed by a physical and occupational therapist that help kids develop self-regulation, core strength, and more. The Inspired Treehouse includes a way to sign up for its newsletter in the banner across the top and also makes it easy to find its social media. A search box allows parents to search for activities they can use with their children.
7. John’s Famous Auto Parts (Auto Parts Store)
John's Famous Auto Parts is a Florida-based auto parts store with a simple website that functions well for new customers.
The homepage uses lots of custom photographs to illustrate the business. Each type of service has its own page along with more photos. It has six locations in Florida, each with its own page that contains the address, a button to get directions, contact info, and hours. It uses Duda’s FAQ widget for an FAQ page and it also uses the Contact form as a way for customers to request a quote.
Learn what it takes to have a great FAQ page by reading our How to Design a Successful FAQ Page guide.
Final Thoughts
We hope you enjoyed this collection of Duda website examples. So far, over 14 million websites have been built with Duda. Duda’s website builder is easy enough for the novice designer.
When you’re ready to create a Duda website for your business, check out our step-by-step instructions for building a Duda website and our in-depth tutorial on How To Use Duda. If you still haven’t decided if Duda is right for your business, read our full Duda Review.
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