
AFAB Dumpster
WEBSITE | CONCEPT
A concept redesign we produced ourselves, not commissioned work.
Nobody browses for a dumpster. They have a driveway full of demolition and one question with two halves: which size, and what does it cost. Every minute a site spends on anything else is a minute the next company is answering that question instead.
So the concept puts sizes and pricing where the hero copy would normally go, and keeps them visible as the page moves. The rest of it, the service area, the rules about what can go in, the how-it-works, follows behind, because those are the questions people ask second.
It is set in one sans, heavy and large, on near black with amber doing the pointing. That is a deliberately loud choice for a category where most sites are quiet and beige, and the reasoning is that a loud page is easier to use on a phone in a driveway than a tasteful one.
This is a concept redesign we produced ourselves. Nobody commissioned it, and no result is being claimed for it.




