The opening makes personality part of the interaction. A gently animated dog, a purple leash, and a playful ball sit alongside oversized Hebrew lettering. I carried that character through the buttons, small illustrations, and conversational copy, while keeping the navigation and service choices easy to follow.
Tabbed service cards introduce dog walks, cat care, home visits, and house sitting. Walk-duration controls, package comparisons, and a pricing calculator turn the sample offering into something visitors can explore. The four-step introduction explains how an initial enquiry could lead to a first meeting and an ongoing routine.
A journal, frequently asked questions, and a contact page give the concept depth beyond its homepage. The site combines editorial content with small interactive moments, including selectable services, changing prices, and motion controls. Sample prices and fictional customer stories are clearly identified, so the demonstration stays distinct from a live booking service.
My design and development work brings a distinctive Hebrew visual identity into a complete, interactive website concept—one that balances a playful first impression with practical service information.
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