ProfessionalTier: Standard

First CallFirst Call

A dark, high-contrast service page built around one visible promise — how fast someone is actually on the way — with the phone number never off screen.

Feeling

It is eleven at night, water is coming through the kitchen ceiling, and someone picks up on the second ring.

Composition

Availability band with the phone number → what we handle tonight versus what can wait until Tuesday → flat-rate call-out and after-hours hourly → the three vans and who drives them → service area by neighbourhood name → one tap to call

Motion

The status dot in the availability band pulses once every four seconds and nothing else animates — headings, photographs and the rate table are dead still, so the only movement on the page is the thing that says someone is awake.

Guardrail

Fails if the phone number ever leaves the screen or a form appears before it: at 375px the call bar must stay fixed and thumb-reachable at every scroll position, and no field may ask for anything above the number.

Best for

Emergency plumbing and heating · 24-hour electrical callout · Water damage and drain clearance · Locksmith or glazing callout

Tier

Standard tier. The complete prompt and agreement. Builder renders it with the shared generic renderer rather than a template of its own.

Capability sources

• motion-primitives
• motion-primitives
• launch-ui

The prompt works in any AI tool. Build this in Irie hands this direction’s agreement to Builder through a short-lived link, and Builder shows you what it imported before it generates. If that link cannot be created, Builder still opens with the prompt on your clipboard. The agreement is a structured irie.direction.v1 file you can also keep or feed to any tool that reads it.