Sun Guarden
Sun Guarden in Skinnskatteberg offers stays close to nature, practical help in everyday life through RentOut Sun Guarden, and arranges trips and outings together with the guests. The company had no website before, so I built their first from scratch and launched it on 18 August 2026. Since launch the site has grown in stages: a section of its own for the trips, enquiries sent straight from the site, and analytics for what leads to contact. See the site in five views below.
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The site in five views. Click a view to visit it live.
What I did
Built the first site from scratch
Sun Guarden had no presence online. I built their first website as a digital version of the vision, welcoming and simple, and launched it on 18 August 2026.
Three tracks, one home
Stays, the everyday-help service RentOut Sun Guarden, and trips all sit in one structure. Visitors pick a track straight away without losing sight of the rest.
Welcoming, simple design
A light, warm look, calm green typography and the owner's own photos. The opening image is a watercolour of the house, and the real photos come further down.
The enquiry at the centre
Four forms in one enquiry centre: stays, trips, everyday help and jobs. Every enquiry is checked, summarized and sent straight from the site. The phone number is always there as a shortcut.
Trips and outings two weeks after launch
Stage two added its own section and a fourth tab for trips and outings: a simple I am interested form, with no dates, prices or booking wording.
Built to grow
The region picker starts with Skinnskatteberg and has room for more counties the day the business grows. Every new stage is planned, built and tested before it goes live.
Visible to Google
The site renders in the browser, so I made sure the essentials, the phone number and the links are in the HTML as well. Robots, sitemap and canonical are in place and the site is registered in Search Console.
Measures what counts
Vercel Web Analytics without cookies, with eight events that show calls, clicks on the buttons, tab switches and sent enquiries. No personal data is collected.
What happened
What the client asked for
A first site for three parts of the business: the accommodation, the everyday help and the trips and outings.
Before
No site. Sun Guarden was not online at all.
After
Stage 1 went live on 18 August 2026. On 2 September, Trips and outings plus the forms followed, and on 7 September, measurement with eight events.
Why the site looks the way it does
Sun Guarden is built to grow in stages, so the choices come down to three things: Google can read the site from day one, every enquiry lands in the right place, and the site is looked after instead of left to sit. The articles below explain why.
Why Google indexing decides whether customers find you
If your page is not indexed it does not exist to customers. How indexing works, why more pages give broader exposure, and how you get into Google.
Read more → EnquiriesFrom form to inbox: what should happen when someone sends an enquiry
An enquiry from your website is a customer waiting for a reply. The flow that gets you the email at once, answers the customer and lets nothing slip.
Read more → MaintenanceWhy your website needs looking after
Website maintenance is not optional. A site ages, slows down and can get hacked. What ongoing upkeep means, and why it is cheaper than the alternative.
Read more →Very happy with the result, everything has gone well from the first meeting to the finished result
Want a site that feels welcoming too?
Do you run a business with several arms that all need to fit on one site? Get in touch and I'll sketch out how I would lay it out.