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WEBSITE CASE STUDY · Y JUNCTION

YJUNCTION.

A place to find help.
A clearer way to get started.

Construction workers and home services, brought together through one easy-to-explore website.

OUR CONTRIBUTIONComplete website
PRODUCT SPACEConstruction + home services
yjunction.co
Y Junction’s live website with construction and home-service imagery
App welcome image displayed on the Y Junction websiteWebsite app imagery
Home services Construction workers

Live website capture + original website app imagery

CLIENTY Junction
SAGIAM’S ROLEWebsite development
AUDIENCEHouseholds + contractors
THE JOURNEYDiscover → Understand → Get started

01 / THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE

Different jobs.
One clear starting point.

Someone needs a plumber at home. A contractor needs workers on site. The website needs to help both people find the right service without going through a confusing list.

Construction imagery used by Y Junction
FOR THE WORKSITE

Help for building work.

Daily labour, masons, material handling and digging work.

Plumbing imagery used by Y Junction
FOR THE HOME

Help for everyday needs.

Plumbing, electrical work, cleaning, repairs and more.

Many service needsOne service directoryA useful next step

02 / SERVICE DISCOVERY

Find the job.
Understand the help.

Clear groups and recognisable service names make a large offering easier to explore.

Construction

Find labour and trade services for a worksite.

Daily labourMasonsLoadingDigging

Home services

Find help for repairs, upkeep and household work.

PlumbingElectricalCleaningPainting

Service details

Move from a category to a page about the work needed.

Service contextRelated helpContact action
Actual website capture · Service directory

03 / A PAGE FOR THE ACTUAL NEED

“I need a plumber.”
Start right there.

Visitors do not have to understand the whole business before finding help. A dedicated service page gives their immediate need its own place.

  • Give each service a clear name.

    Use words the customer already knows.

  • Explain the work in context.

    Help people understand the service before they continue.

  • Keep the next action close.

    Connect service information with contact and app access.

04 / BOOKING, EXPLAINED VISUALLY

Show the steps.
Make the next one obvious.

The website explains the app booking journey before asking people to get started.

  1. 01

    Sign in

    Start with your account.

  2. 02

    Choose the work

    Select the service needed.

  3. 03

    Add the place

    Provide the work address.

  4. 04

    Check the details

    Review your selection.

  5. 05

    Pick a time

    Schedule the service.

  6. 06

    Pay & confirm

    Finish the booking steps.

Illustrated summary of the public booking guide. This is an explanation, not a live booking form.

Sign-in illustration supplied on Y Junction’s website
WEBSITE BOOKING GUIDE

A little guidance
before a big decision.

The guide uses phone screens and short instructions to explain what customers need to do. It gives the booking journey a clear beginning, middle and end.

See the public booking guide ↗
Actual booking-guide page · Click to enlarge

05 / WEBSITE TO APP

Explore on the web.
Continue in the app.

The website introduces the service offering, explains how booking works and provides direct links to the customer app listings.

Discover a serviceUnderstand the bookingOpen the app listing
Y Junction’s original website artwork showing home-service and construction categories in the customer app
App imagery reproduced from the client website. Displayed prices and offers are part of the artwork, not current service quotes.

06 / SAGIAM’S CONTRIBUTION

A complete website.
A connected customer story.

Sagiam built the Y Junction website, bringing its service information, booking guidance and app-download paths into one public experience.

01

The business introduction

A visual homepage that explains construction and home services together.

02

The service structure

Grouped services and dedicated pages that help visitors find relevant information.

03

The booking explanation

A screen-led guide that walks customers through the app booking steps.

04

The product connection

App-store links, company information, contact access and policy pages.

PROJECT EVIDENCE

Website contribution confirmed by Sagiam. Screenshots show the publicly accessible website as reviewed on 17 September 2026. Business results, app implementation and internal systems are not assessed in this case study.

LET’S BUILD YOUR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

Your service is useful.
Let’s make it easy to find.

Tell us what your business offers and how customers should get started. We’ll help you plan a website that explains it clearly.

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