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Two shopkeepers at a work table in a sunlit clothing store, sorting stock beside a laptop and a rail of garments.

Websites for people who take business seriously.

Your business has grown up. Your website should look like it.

Selected work

Built to do more than sit there.

A website should make the business clearer, stronger, and easier to choose. Here are a few we've put to work.

Making homeschool record keeping feel less like record keeping.

Homeschool planning, product design, and development built around a more flexible way to learn.

Product strategy · UX · Website design · Development

Homepage hero: a headline set over a photograph of a parent and child stretching in a living room, with a lesson card overlaid on it.
A near-black section pairing a photograph of someone surrounded by paperwork with the line "Feeling overwhelmed? We've got you."
Two product panels side by side, one charting a week of activity by subject and one tracking milestones across the school year.

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Davis Property Works

davispropertyworks.com

Helping a local property company look as established online as it does on the job.

A straightforward website built to explain the work, establish trust, and turn local traffic into estimate requests.

Website strategy · Design · Development

Homepage hero: a groundskeeper running a hose beside a branded pickup truck, behind a headline and two calls to action.
The estimate request section: phone, email, and opening hours on one side, a short request form on the other.

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Making private cycle tracking feel private from the first click.

A focused landing experience built around clarity, discretion, and a strong point of view.

Brand direction · Website design · Development

A near-black landing page with a script wordmark above the line "Track privately. Period."
The tracker on a phone: a month calendar with the current day ringed, above a list of recent entries.

More than a pretty website

Your website has a job to do.

Looking good is part of it. So is earning trust, making your business easy to understand, and giving people a reason to choose you.

A shop owner in an apron talking a customer through the shelves of her gift shop.
  1. 01

    Look like yourself.

    Your website shouldn't look like it could belong to anyone else.

  2. 02

    Make it easy to say yes.

    Give people what they need to understand your business, trust it, and take the next step.

  3. 03

    Grow without starting over.

    Your website should be able to change with your business instead of holding it back.

  4. 04

    Know who you're calling.

    When you need something, you talk to the people who know your website, not a support queue.

Whatever the website needs.

Sometimes you need one sharp page. Sometimes you need a full website, an online store, or something more custom. We start with the business and build what makes sense around it.

Business websites
From focused landing pages to full websites with all the moving parts.
Online selling
Stores, products, payments, shipping, local pickup, and the systems around them.
Custom functionality
Portals, dashboards, workflows, integrations, and things an off-the-shelf website builder can't quite do.

Need the identity too?

Brand direction and visual identity can be part of the project when the business needs more than a new website.

A baker in a sunlit kitchen boxing cupcakes beside finished cakes on a stand.

Built around your business, not a platform.

We don't start by deciding which website builder to put you on. We start with what the business needs, then choose and build the right thing around it.

That means fewer compromises now and less to undo later.

We figure out what you actually need.

No mystery process. No disappearing for weeks. We work out the right direction, build it, and make sure you know what happens next.

Two people sitting together on a sofa in a clothing shop, working through something on a laptop.
  1. 01

    Figure it out

    We talk through the business, what's working, what's not, and what the website actually needs to accomplish.

  2. 02

    Make it

    You see the direction before we disappear into development. Then we design and build the real thing.

  3. 03

    Put it to work

    We launch it, show you how everything works, and we're still here when something changes.

Your business shouldn't have to apologize for its website.

Whether you're starting fresh, replacing something you've outgrown, or finally making the website feel like the business behind it, tell us what you're working on.

Start a project

What are you working on?

Pick what you know. Skip what you don't. We'll figure out the rest together.

What do you need help with?

What does the business do, and what would you like the website to do better?