Work
Projects, and what changed after.
Every project gets the same write-up: what the business needed, what we built, and what moved once it was live. Different industries, same approach — a site that looks expensive, loads fast, and gets found.
Northline Mechanical
A six-second homepage on a phone, and a quote form nobody could finish. Rebuilt around the two things customers actually wanted: what Northline services, and how fast someone can be on site.
Bright Smile Dental
Two locations sharing one page, so neither ranked. Split into proper location pages with hours, parking and booking on each, then wired to Search Console so the clinic can see which one pulls.
Rosetta & Co.
A menu locked inside a PDF that search engines could not read and phones could not zoom. Rebuilt as real pages, with the hours and the reservation link where a hungry person looks first.
The three projects above are illustrative examples of how we write up a build, not client work. We do not publish numbers we did not measure.
Built for
The industry changes what the pages say. It does not change how the site is built, what it costs, or how long it takes.
- Trades & contractors
- Clinics & wellness
- Restaurants & cafés
- Law & accounting
- Fitness studios
- Retail & e-commerce
- Yours
Every project
What you actually end up with.
Not a list of features. This is what is on your side of the table the day the site goes live.
A design nobody else has
Laid out around your business, not dropped into a theme. If a competitor down the road bought the same template, you would not be able to tell — so we do not use one.
Pages that load in under a second
Real images sized properly, no bloated page builders, hosting on a fast edge network. Speed is the cheapest trust you can buy, and most sites give it away.
On-page SEO, done page by page
Titles, descriptions, headings and structured data written for what people search, plus a sitemap submitted to Google. Every page, not just the homepage.
Numbers you can read yourself
Search Console and GA4 connected and explained in plain language, so you can see which pages bring calls without needing us to interpret a dashboard.
Everything in your name
Domain, files, hosting account, analytics. You own all of it. If you ever hand the site to someone else, you take it with you and we help with the handover.
Thirty days of care, included
Backups, monitoring and edits for the first month with every build, so nothing lapses in the weeks right after launch. Plans carry on from $49 a month if you want them.
How we write these up
Measured, or not published.
Every case study on this site follows the same four parts: what the business needed, what we changed, what it cost, and what happened afterwards. No adjectives doing the work of a number.
Where we quote a load time, it comes from a before-and-after measurement on the same connection. Where we quote a ranking, it is a search you can run yourself. If we could not measure something, we leave it out rather than describe it vaguely.
That is why a project appears here weeks after launch, not the day of. Traffic and rankings need time before the numbers mean anything.
If you want to see the full format before you commit to anything, the case study layout is here, or the pricing page lists exactly what each build tier includes.
Yours could be first.
Tell us what you have and what it needs to do. We reply within one business day, and the first call is 20 minutes with no pitch.