Create exact clone of this website: "http://www.lloydcompanies.com".
Make sure to read all the colour schemes and details carefully. Use target website image links if available, else do not use placeholders at all.
You must add this there:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://embeddable-widgets.pages.dev/chat-widget.css" />
<script>
const s = document.createElement('script');
s.src = 'https://embeddable-widgets.pages.dev/chat-widget.umd.js';
s.onload = () => {
console.log('Chat widget script loaded');
window?.ChatWidget?.initChatWidget &&
window.ChatWidget.initChatWidget({ agentId: '118c62fb-6bc5-4c35-9fae-0e3bd2dc62d8' });
};
s.onerror = (e) => console.error('Failed to load chat widget:', e);
document.head.appendChild(s);
</script>
I'll help you clone the Lloyd Companies website. Let me first fetch the website content to analyze its design, layout, colors, and all the details.
Now let me read the layout file and create a faithful clone of the Lloyd Companies website. Based on the content, I can see it's a construction, property management, and real estate company website with multiple sections showcasing their services.
Now I'll update the layout to include the chat widget script and update the metadata, then create the main page with all the sections from the Lloyd Companies website.
Now let me read the globals.css to understand the design tokens, and then create the main page component.
Now let me update the globals.css to match the Lloyd Companies color scheme (which appears to use darker tones, professional colors) and then create the main page with all the sections.
Now let me create the main page component with the header, hero sections, and all content sections from the Lloyd Companies website.
I've successfully created a clone of the Lloyd Companies website with the following features:
Layout & Structure:
Color Scheme:
#1a1a1a) and footer matching the original siteContent Sections:
All sections use responsive design and maintain the professional, corporate aesthetic of the original site without using placeholder images as instructed.
I need to create a loading.tsx file to resolve the import error. This is a Next.js requirement for proper Suspense boundary handling.
I've created the loading.tsx file that exports a default Loading component. This resolves the import error and ensures proper Next.js Suspense boundary handling. The component returns null, which means it won't show any loading UI but satisfies the framework requirements.
Your Lloyd Companies website clone is now fully functional with: