Practical, transparent, easy to navigate, and you can even dress them up in a cool style according to your preferences, with a different look every day if you wish.

But seriously, what if you could match the colors of your website to your outfit every day?

Or even better: to your current mood. Well, maybe not that last part, because I just imagined it. One day, glittery ponies smiling at you in cotton candy colors, and the next day, the second part of a spine-tingling psych thriller coming to life. That might be a bit too much…

But let's get back to our main topic:

Mini-Websites.

Another advantage is that you don't need any developer skills or experience for them.

They operate on a "add/remove" (drag and drop) principle. Essentially, if you want your own mini-website, you can create it in 5-10 minutes. For yourself. And you can also modify it when needed. Online. Anytime.

Why Mini-Websites?

Because the homepage your visitors encounter first is a summary. Like a sitemap. It helps them find what they're looking for more quickly. And it gives them the choice of what to click on, what they want to read. You simplify it for them. That's why it's mini.

How can you imagine Mini-Websites? Here are a few examples:

The best part is that you can create custom templates that you can access and load anytime. This way, you can truly welcome your visitors with a new color scheme every day, and they can quickly find the information they want about you.

Its appearance is specifically optimized for mobile, you don't have to worry about storage space, and you can give it a unique name for the URL.

So you really don't need IT knowledge, everything is provided.

Besides being extremely flexible and diverse, let's talk about their functionality for a moment:

• Built-in instant email sending
• One-click call
• Navigation to your business (address)
• Wi-Fi password
• Google Reviews
• Social media pages
• Newsletter subscription (if you use newsletter software)
• Integration of Google forms
• Uploading PDF files (for restaurants, for example, a menu, or a current catalog for a business, etc.)
• Built-in digital business card function
• Password protection

Basically, your imagination sets the limits for its use. What you make of it is up to you.

Here's an example of how a street food vendor created their own:

Where can you use Mini-Websites?

Anywhere! Create a QR code from your link and print it on anything you like. Product packaging, flyers, company shirts, car stickers… the possibilities are endless. You can also embed it as a link in your email signature. And if anything changes, you don't need to replace anything (not even the already printed QR codes). Simply update the content online, and it's done. Those who search for it will see the modified version.

It's a simple yet very effective solution for those looking for something different.