Built by hand, judged by results.
A selection of sites we've designed and built for real businesses. No stock mockups on floating laptops; the work speaks plainly, like we do.
A poker study tool that puts solved preflop ranges in the browser as live, interactive charts, with no solver to install. The whole job was making a dense 169 hand grid readable at a glance and keeping the software out of the way.
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A shop selling St. Pete merch, home goods and work from local makers, online and at the retail location on Second Avenue North. Product categories and the makers behind them carry equal weight.
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A preschool through 8th grade school where admissions is the whole job. Inquire, visit and apply stay reachable from every screen, next to the daily logistics families actually use: car line, hot lunch, parent info.
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An uptime service that watches sites, SSL certificates, domains, DNS, ports and host reachability in one place, and confirms a failure from several regions before it alerts anyone. One status board instead of three stitched together tools.
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HR consulting for businesses that have no HR department, or that need outside expertise alongside one. It is a solo practice, so the site leads with the person and points everything at booking a session.
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A visitor guide to St. Petersburg covering hotels, food and drink, arts and entertainment. Built browse first for people planning a trip, and cross linked with the St. Pete Store.
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A church site built around what visitors look for first: service times, the live stream, and a way to give. The Live Love mission shapes the layout instead of sitting in a paragraph nobody reads.
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A church and early learning center in Oxford, Florida, leading with service times, sermons and small groups. Two audiences on one site, without either getting buried.
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