Selected work
Case studies
Thirty-one small businesses, thirty-one sites rebuilt around the one thing their old site couldn't do — and seven concepts designed end to end.
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A phone on the floor that can see a knee collapsing
02
Two people talking at once, in two languages
03
A menu people can order from the sidewalk
04
A private club site that reads like one
05
A booking-first site for a river resort
06
Getting off the template three competitors shared
07
Proof of work, not just a promise
08
When the problem can't wait for a form
09
Making the first call easier to make
10
Recurring service needs a recurring site
11
Thirty-six years, one paragraph online
12
Selling a feeling with an actual inventory
13
A quote in one visit, not one phone tag
14
Built for the six weeks that matter most
15
Onboarding that starts before the first call
16
A firm with no name on its own website
17
Letting parents see the day before they book it
18
Selling judgment, on a site with none
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A butcher shop you couldn't order from
20
Picking a lawyer off a stock photo
21
Registration season on a site with none
22
Reliable, the headline said— the copy undercut it
23
Booking a tutor shouldn't need a phone call
24
The hardest call to make, made harder
25
Two audiences, one confused homepage
26
A portfolio business with no portfolio
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A café that never mentioned what makes it different
28
A visual business with an unclickable gallery
29
A tailor with no way to book a fitting
30
Big projects, sold on a generic quote form
31
Choosing mediation over a lawyer, blindly
32
High-energy brand, template-issue site
33
A menu that only existed as a banner ad
34
A plumber that looks like the work, not the van
35
A security firm that looks like it has nothing to hide
36
A wellness check-in that feels like breathing out
37
A planner for people who hate planners
38
Four products, one front door