Webflow development

Ayers Repairs

Console-repair information arranged by the device a customer owns.

A repair-service website with PlayStation and Xbox information, gallery navigation, phone contact, FAQs, and enquiry fields.

Industry: Professional Services
Platform: Webflow
Contribution: Website development

Desktop homepage · captured 11 October 2026. The live website may change.

Project overview.

Ayers Repairs offers PlayStation and Xbox repairs in Hobart. Its homepage makes the device categories prominent and gives visitors routes to repair information, a gallery, business background, and contact details.

Who the website serves

Console owners identifying whether a repair service covers their device and deciding how to describe a fault or make contact.

Development scope.

Website development in Webflow, confirmed by Finux’s owner.

The walkthrough below describes the inspected website. Exact design responsibilities, agency collaboration, original constraints, and launch dates have not been documented. This case study does not claim sole design ownership or a direct client relationship.

A walk through the website.

The device category comes first

The opening identifies console repair and displays contact information. Separate PlayStation 5, 4, and 3 sections describe services and link to more detail; navigation also includes an Xbox repair route.

Background and repair examples

About and Gallery links provide routes beyond the service descriptions. Source testimonials are visible, but they are not Finux testimonials and do not establish the website's measured results.

Phone contact and an enquiry form

Phone information and a form requesting a name, email, phone number, and message offer different ways to approach the business. The form's delivery was not tested.

Presentation and usability.

Strong device headings with supporting detail

The source uses wide display lettering and clearly separated repair descriptions. The mobile capture documents the same service-led hierarchy at a narrower width. The original FAQ repeats a question, a source-content limitation rather than an endorsement.

Professional Services

Help a customer describe the right repair

Repair visitors often start with a device and a symptom. Organizing information by console family can help them identify the relevant service before discussing diagnosis, parts, and current repair terms directly with the business.

Two views of the same website.

Genuine browser captures of the inspected homepage. These document its presentation; they are not performance or conversion measurements.

Ayers Repairs homepage at a desktop viewport — Desktop homepage · captured 11 October 2026

Ayers Repairs homepage at a mobile viewport — Mobile homepage · captured 11 October 2026

Delivery summary.

Webflow website development, confirmed by the owner, with console-specific content, repair-information routes, a gallery destination, FAQs, and contact fields. No repair turnaround, price, warranty, or enquiry-delivery promise is made by Finux.

No measured business results or client testimonials were supplied for this case study. External forms, transactions, and booking delivery were not tested.