A 35-page static website for a Surrey BC tech-repair business, built with Cloudflare Pages + Workers, deployed to 3 CDNs for redundancy, and rendered in 5 different visual styles for this showcase.
Smart Geeks is a trusted independent tech-repair shop in Surrey, British Columbia. They've been fixing phones, laptops, consoles, and PCs for 10+ years. The brief was simple: rebuild the marketing site to (a) match the quality of their work, (b) be fast, (c) be SEO-strong, and (d) be maintainable by non-developers.
We chose static HTML over a CMS or framework. No build step. No npm. Just HTML, CSS, and a small Cloudflare Worker for the contact form. The result: 888 KB total across 35 pages, served from Cloudflare's global edge, with cache headers that ensure repeat visits land in under 50ms.
If one CDN goes down, the site stays online via the other two.
Same content, five visual languages.
This showcase takes the Smart Geeks content (about, services, business, contact, testimonials) and renders it in five radically different visual styles. The goal is to demonstrate how the same information architecture can be dressed in any design language without changing the underlying copy, structure, or business value.
Each variant is a single self-contained HTML file with no external dependencies except Google Fonts. Open them side-by-side to see how dramatically the same content can feel depending on the chosen aesthetic.