Scoopers · design options

Ten looks, one new idea.

These say something different to the last set. Instead of leading with where you'll be walking, they lead with what the owner actually gets: a tired dog is a good dog — one that sleeps through the evening, stops chewing the skirting board, and has no zoomies left at 10pm.

Every option below is the same website with the same words on it. Only the styling changes, so you can judge purely on which one feels like you.

Tap any tile to open it properly and scroll through. On a phone they will look different to these previews — the previews are shown at desktop size.

A couple of things you'll notice. Your name shows as [NAME], the phone number and email are made up, and the photo spots are empty grey boxes with a caption saying what photo goes there. That's all deliberate at this stage — real details and real photos drop in once you've picked a direction.
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Before & after

The page is split down the middle — the restless dog on the cool grey side, the sleeping one on the warm gold side. It makes the argument before you read a word.

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What the neighbours say

Built almost entirely from what your clients say, pinned up like notes on a corkboard. Someone else saying 'he sleeps from 4pm now' is worth more than you saying it.

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Comic strip

One dog's whole day told in panels — door shuts, boredom, lead comes off, beach, muddy grin, flat out by 4pm. Charming, and the last panel is the sell.

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Mid-century

1950s printed illustration — dogs built from simple flat shapes, teal and mustard and brick. Looks considered and grown-up without being cold.

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Big type

Almost no pictures. Just the argument, said plainly in very large letters. Confident, and the cheapest of the ten to keep looking good over time.

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Tickets & punch card

Everything is a printed ticket, with a real ten-walk punch card. Tactile and friendly, and it makes buying a block of walks feel natural.

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Kraft paper

Like a well-made paper bag from a farmers' market — brown kraft, stamped ink, 'NET CONTENTS: 90 MINUTES'. Honest and handmade.

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Watercolour

Soft painted washes, gentle and calm. The prettiest of the ten. The painted dogs are rough at this stage and would need work.

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Photo journal

The after-walk photos you already send, turned into the whole page — muddy at midday, fast asleep by four. The proof does the selling.

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Colour blocks

Big bold bands of colour, one per section. Bright, cheerful, impossible to misread — and it would work just as well as a flyer or on a van.

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