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Gaby’s Bounce & Splash.

A colorful identity and a practical rental journey for a party rental business in Fort Myers and Southwest Florida.

Gaby’s Bounce & Splash homepage with its colorful logo, introduction and water slide photograph.
Homepage snapshot from the delivered project. The identity, rental imagery and navigation introduce the business before visitors explore individual rentals. The current website may differ.

Party Rental Website & Logo Design

Fuentes Marketing & Design created the website and logo for Gaby’s Bounce & Splash Rentals. The build brings together rental categories, product photographs, service-area information, English and Spanish pages, availability checks and an inquiry form. The central task was to connect those pieces so visitors can explore a rental and carry their selection into a conversation with the business.

The Party Rental Homepage

Rental Website Navigation & Inquiry Flow

  1. Browse the rentals.

    Visitors explore rental categories and photographs on the Services page. A rental’s “Check availability” link opens the availability page with that item selected, keeping the next step connected to what they were viewing.

  2. Start with a date or a rental.

    Visitors with a party date can check which inflatables appear available. Visitors who already know the item they want can choose it and explore its monthly calendar. Category filters help narrow the selection.

  3. Send the details.

    The request link carries the selected rental and dates into the contact form. Visitors add their contact and event information, review their selection and send an inquiry. The business then follows up to confirm the details.

Availability that supports the conversation.

The availability feature connects to Google Calendar and presents a simple customer-facing view: available, unavailable or contact the business. Visitors see rental status, not private calendar events or customer information. If availability cannot be checked, the page asks them to contact the business instead of presenting an unverified open date.

An available date is a starting point, not a reservation. Sending an inquiry does not hold a rental, confirm a booking, collect payment or create a calendar event. Gaby’s confirms the rental and delivery details directly with the customer.

Gaby’s rental availability page showing date and rental modes, a monthly availability calendar and the selected bounce house.
Genuine public-page screenshot captured during project delivery in September 2026. Dates, status and prices shown are historical examples, not current rental availability. Only public rental information is shown.

Design choices with a practical purpose.

An identity carried through the site.

The colorful logo and rental photography give the pages a consistent, recognizable starting point. Product images sit beside rental information so visitors can connect the name to the item.

Useful information on smaller screens.

Responsive layouts keep rental options, date controls and contact actions readable on a phone. English and Spanish pages preserve the same core browsing and inquiry paths.

Status that does not rely on color alone.

Calendar states include text or symbols as well as color. Keyboard instructions and labeled controls support checking dates without a mouse.

Logo Design for Gaby’s Bounce & Splash

The approved logo artwork already featured in this portfolio. Its playful castle illustration and lettering connect the visual identity to the rental business.

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