HellYesAI

A selected reference from Maximilian Gerhardt & Co. Ltd and its Back & Build practice, the parent company behind HellYesAI. The project concerns website development, customer-journey design and creative presentation for Malerbetrieb Stöckl in Hausham, Germany. It is included as evidence of the group’s digital delivery work. The starting situation: a person planning painting or renovation work needs to understand whether the business can help with the project, see examples of the actual work and find a useful route into an enquiry. A list of service names alone provides limited evidence for that decision. Our contribution was to organise the website and service presentation around the work prospective customers need, connect an original project gallery with explanations and relevant enquiry actions, and prepare local-search groundwork and a social visual direction using the business’s own identity and material. The customer journey connects discovery, understanding and the next contact step. The website is publicly accessible at malermeister-stoeckl.de. Visitors can explore the service presentation, real project material and the enquiry experience. The separate social creative board documents the visual direction. The attached images show the website and that original creative board. This reference demonstrates a delivered digital presence and customer path. It is not a testimonial about HellYesAI, a deployed AI workflow case or evidence of measured lead, revenue or productivity improvement. No project budget, client rating or quantitative outcome is claimed.