Sites we built before anyone asked us to.

A 78-year-old LA institution. Bold and loud on purpose, with the menu, catering and locations reachable in one tap.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

A lakefront tiki bar with no website at all. Built around the view: full-bleed photography, live music schedule, and the hours where people look for them.

This business had no website when we built this. We made it unasked, as a demonstration. It is not an official site and does not represent a business relationship.

Photo-forward seafood menu with event booking, built so the daily catch can change without touching the layout.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

No website before this. Bright, simple, and honest about being a donut shop: what is fresh, when they open, and where to find them.

This business had no website when we built this. We made it unasked, as a demonstration. It is not an official site and does not represent a business relationship.

Ten pages with the menu as a real page instead of a PDF, plus gift cards and private events, which is most of what a restaurant actually gets asked for.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

A tequila brand deserves a page that feels like the bottle. Editorial type, deep colour, and a slow reveal down the page rather than a product grid.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

Dominican rum, built around the story rather than the shop. Recipes, the distillery history, and a where-to-find map, in Spanish and English.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

Booking is the only thing that matters on a barbershop site, so it is the first thing you see and it follows you down the page.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

Bilingual English and Spanish throughout, with a service menu that stays readable as prices change.

This business had no website when we built this. We made it unasked, as a demonstration. It is not an official site and does not represent a business relationship.

Repair businesses live on trust and response time. Brands serviced, service area, and a call button that never leaves the screen.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

Emergency HVAC work is a phone call, not a form. The number is fixed on screen at every size, and the service areas are readable without scrolling.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.

The one on this page that is a real engagement. Built, launched, and hosted by us on their own domain, and still maintained.

A real engagement. This business hired us, and this is their production website.

A Vermont computer shop. Plain-language service list, no jargon, and a drop-off flow that explains what happens to your machine.

This business never hired us and already has its own website. We built this unasked, as a demonstration of what we would do differently. It is not their official site.