Patina is a gallery and detail landing page template built for zinc restoration specialists working on heritage and listed buildings. It combines cinematic scroll storytelling, a paired before-and-after gallery, and a five-step roof assessment quiz to convert heritage building owners, conservation architects, and facilities managers into qualified leads.
by Rocket studio
Patina is a single-page template designed for zinc roof restoration services targeting heritage and conservation clients. It opens with full-screen drone video, guides visitors through a layer-by-layer anatomy scroll, presents a paired deterioration-and-restoration gallery, and closes the loop with a five-step guided diagnostic quiz. Every section builds trust before asking for a commitment.
This template is built for specialist zinc roofing contractors whose clients care deeply about craft, provenance, and compliance. It speaks directly to the people who specify or approve heritage restoration work.
Most trade service pages describe what they do without showing why it matters. For zinc restoration, that gap is costly. Clients arrive with anxiety about compliance, cost, and finding a contractor who understands traditional techniques. This template closes that gap.
You get a fully structured, high-interactivity landing page that educates and converts in a single scroll. The design system and content architecture are ready to populate with your own project photography and copy.




Theme
Engineering Blueprint
Creative direction
Spatial & Architectural
Color system
Warm Stone
Style
Gallery + Detail
Direction
Quiz/Assessment
Page Sections
Full-screen Video Hero with Timed Reveal
Scroll-driven Zinc Anatomy Section
Before and After Gallery with Macro Overlays
Five-step Roof Assessment Quiz
Secondary Checklist Lead Capture
Testimonials and Credentials Section
Who is the Patina template designed for?
How does the five-step roof assessment quiz work?
Can I use a still image instead of video in the hero section?
Is this a single landing page or a multi-page website?
What is the secondary conversion path for visitors not ready to enquire?
This section covers the core functional components built into the Patina template.
The header uses aerial drone footage of a mansard roofline as its background. No text appears for the first four seconds. A single headline then sets in a condensed slab serif, giving the opening moment cinematic weight before any service claim is made.
Scrolling moves the visitor through a zinc roof system from skyline context down to a cross-section showing substrate, underlay, and standing seam in an exploded axonometric view. GSAP ScrollTrigger parallax and staggered reveal animations drive each layer into view as the visitor reads.
Each gallery entry pairs a deterioration photograph with its restored counterpart. Clicking any image opens a detail overlay showing close-up macro shots of soldered joints, rolled edges, and patination stages, giving specifiers the evidence they need to justify a brief.
The primary call to action launches a guided diagnostic covering building age, zinc type, visible symptoms selected from photo tiles, listed or conservation-area status, and a photo upload. Results return a restoration complexity rating and a recommended next step tailored to the visitor's inputs.
Visitors not ready to book an assessment can download a zinc survey checklist in exchange for their email address. The PDF positions the service as the natural follow-up, keeping the lead warm without pressure.
Named testimonials with project-specific details, conservation officer references, and listed building credentials provide third-party validation for an audience that weighs professional reputation heavily before making contact.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Hero video reveal | Sets craft authority instantly |
| Anatomy scroll | Educates on zinc systems |
| Before and after gallery | Demonstrates restoration quality |
| Assessment quiz modal | Qualifies and converts leads |
| Testimonials and credentials | Builds trust with specifics |
| Footer linear row | Provides navigation and contact |
The visual identity follows an Engineering Blueprint aesthetic interpreted through a Warm Stone colour palette. The result feels like a conservation architect's desk, technical, considered, and unhurried.
The template is designed desktop-first to serve architects and facilities managers working at workstations, with full mobile support built in throughout.
Every design decision in Patina is structured to reduce hesitation and move qualified visitors toward an action.
This template is localised for the United Kingdom market, with copy conventions, currency formatting in GBP, and date formatting in DD/MM/YYYY already considered in the design. The footer uses a Pattern 1 linear single-row layout. The page is built around a single-page section-led flow, making it a focused landing page rather than a multi-page site. Device priority is desktop-first given the professional audience, though mobile breakpoints are fully supported.