Web design + tech support for small businesses.

The agency needed a credible public presence and a place for clients to see work in progress, instead of scattered emails and files.

• Polished marketing pages that explain the services
• Client-facing pages with clear next steps
• Internal dashboard workflows for day-to-day operations

One professional home where prospects can size up the agency and existing clients can keep track of their work.

Bookings were happening through DMs and back-and-forth texts, which made packages and availability hard to explain.

• Browsable decor packages with pricing context
• Photo gallery that shows real past events
• Online date-request form so inquiries arrive complete

Clients can browse packages, see the work, and request a date in one visit — fewer messages, clearer inquiries.

The business needed a stronger online presence to showcase its menu to hungry customers searching on their phones.

• Mobile-first restaurant website
• Readable online menu with appetite-driven photography
• Clear ordering call-to-action
• Hours, location, and contact details up front

A site that takes a hungry customer from menu to location to order without pinching, zooming, or calling.

A streetwear drop needed an experience that felt like the brand, not a generic template storefront.

• Immersive drop page with animated product cards
• Working cart and checkout flow
• Brand-forward motion and audio atmosphere

An e-commerce experience that matches the brand's energy and lets shoppers buy without leaving the vibe.

Parents comparing childcare had no easy way to see programs, tuition, or how to schedule a tour without calling during business hours.

• Warm, parent-friendly homepage that builds trust fast
• Program pages by age group with transparent tuition
• Schedule-a-tour inquiry form that sends enrollment leads straight to the owner

A concept showing how parents could compare programs, see pricing, and request a tour in one visit — turning website visitors into enrollment inquiries.