Colour Me Faces
A colourful first impression. A clear path to enquiry.
For a new Melbourne face painting business, the website needed to make a strong introduction and help people plan an event. ZCMarketing brought the logo, landing page and physical marketing together, giving the business a recognisable presence and one clear place to enquire.
Website, logo, banners, flyers and signage delivered by ZCMarketing.
- Landing page design and development
- Logo and visual identity
- Banners, flyers and signage
- Enquiry journey
A small website can still do a complete job.
A new service business does not always need a large website to explain its offer. Colour Me Faces brings the introduction, designs, packages and enquiry form into one journey. The project also included the logo, banners, flyers and signage, connecting the business’s physical presence with its online destination. ZCMarketing reports that the landing page is already generating enquiries for the new business.
Make the personality recognisable
Use a bright palette, expressive lettering and face painting imagery to introduce a creative, child-focused business. The logo gives the website and physical materials a shared point of recognition.
Build confidence before asking for the enquiry
The page introduces Steph, presents the event types and designs, and makes package information visible. Reassurance and FAQs address practical questions while visitors decide whether the service suits their event.
Give offline interest somewhere useful to go
Banners, flyers and signage establish a physical presence. The landing page gives people a place to explore the service in their own time and check availability. The role of the website is to continue that conversation, rather than leave the visitor with only a name and a phone number.
Explore the landing page
From first impression to event details.
Four real website views show how the page supports a customer’s decision. Desktop uses selectable views; mobile keeps each explanation beside its capture. These are local screenshots, not a live enquiry form.
First impression
Make the offer clear, and the business memorable.
The hero introduces face painting for Melbourne parties and events, with a direct availability enquiry and a second route into the designs. The visual character introduces the service before visitors read the detail.
Explore the designs
Show people the possibilities.
The design gallery groups examples into recognisable themes. Families and event organisers can explore the style of experience before moving on to packages or an enquiry.
Understand the offer
Answer the questions behind the quote.
Packages put event size, painting time and price alongside each other. The quote links return to the same enquiry form, keeping the next action consistent.
Check availability
Start with the details that matter.
The enquiry form asks for the event date, suburb, event type and approximate number of faces, alongside contact details and a message. This gives the business context for an availability and package discussion.
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