I am working on improving a website for a sofa upholstery service in Dubai and would love some design feedback from the Wix Studio community.
The main goal is to make the website simple, clean, and easy for customers to understand. The site offers sofa repair, fabric replacement, foam changing, and custom upholstery work.
I am trying to improve a few things:
The homepage layout
The service section
The call to action buttons
The mobile view
The way fabric and before after images are shown
For a local service website like this, what layout works best in Wix Studio?
Should the homepage focus more on service details, before after images, customer trust points, or quick contact options?
The website is about Sofa Upholstery in Dubai, so I want the design to feel professional, simple, and easy for local customers to use.
Any suggestions from designers or Wix Studio users would be really helpful.
As the existing site is a basic wordpress template site you could easily make it more engaging using Wix Studio and some nice animations.
For a local service website like sofa upholstery, I would keep the layout very conversion-focused. Visitors usually want to quickly understand what you do, see proof of your work, and contact you without having to search around.
The main goal is not to make the design overly complex. It should be clean, visual, fast to understand, and very easy to contact from both desktop and mobile.
For a Dubai local service business, WhatsApp is usually one of the most important CTAs, especially on mobile.
For a local upholstery site, I would make the homepage answer three questions before showing lots of design detail: can they fix my exact sofa, can I trust them, and how do I get a quote?
A practical layout:
Top section: one clear service promise, Dubai/service-area text, and one primary action such as call, WhatsApp, or get a quote. Use a real repair/upholstery photo rather than a generic living-room image.
Services: keep the service section short: sofa repair, fabric replacement, foam changing, custom upholstery. Each service block should have one example image and one plain sentence about when to choose it.
Proof: before/after images, review snippets, workshop/experience details, turnaround or pickup/on-site notes if they are true. For this business, the before/after proof probably matters more than long copy.
Quote section: ask for sofa photos, rough dimensions, fabric preference, location, and urgency. That makes the next step feel simple for mobile visitors.
On mobile, I would keep the contact action easy to reach and avoid making the image gallery too tall before the user sees how to request a quote.