Eleven Sites You Can Actually Click

Every project below is live on the internet right now. No mockups, no stock screenshots, no invented numbers — open any of them and judge the work yourself.

Every build below is live — click through and see for yourself

Lawn Sharks Fein for Sets St. Joseph Roofing Fix My Nest Pros Serrvantes Nawlinz Handyman ATP Landscaping ATP Fitness CJR Home Repair Escobedo Painting Lumis

We build fast, custom-coded sites — no page-builder templates, no bloated plugins. Below you'll find two kinds of work: sites built for paying clients, and demo builds we designed and deployed for businesses we wanted to work with. Both are real and both are live. We've labelled which is which, because a portfolio that quietly passes off spec work as client work isn't proof of anything.

Client Work

Paid engagements — businesses that hired us, and are running on what we built.

Demo & Concept Builds

Sites we designed and deployed on spec — real, live, working builds made for businesses we wanted to work with, or to push an idea. These weren't paid engagements, and we won't pretend otherwise. The craft is the same; only the invoice is missing.

Demo Build
St. Joseph Roofing Solutions website homepage
Bilingual Site Rebuild — 17 Pages

St. Joseph Roofing Solutions

A full rebuild proposal for an LA roofing contractor: 17 pages, completely bilingual English/Spanish behind a one-click toggle, eight individual service pages, a filterable gallery with lightbox, and an estimate form. The navy-and-red palette came straight off the owner's own brand sheet. It ships with zero invented license, warranty, or review claims — every unconfirmed detail is flagged for the owner instead of guessed at.

Bilingual EN/ES17 PagesNext.js
Demo Build
Fix My Nest Pros handyman website homepage
Handyman Site

Fix My Nest Pros

A Southern California handyman site built as a single self-contained file — no build step, no dependencies, nothing to break. It loads instantly on the kind of signal you actually get standing in someone's back yard. Teal-and-orange industrial theme drawn from the owner's business card.

Single-File BuildOffline-ReadyQuote Form
Demo Build
Serrvantes Junk Removal and Demolition website homepage
One-Page Site

Serrvantes Junk Removal & Demolition

Black and neon-lime, built around the company's real truck photography and their own logo cleaned up to a transparent cut-out. One page, one job: every section pushes toward the phone number. For a business that lives on same-day calls, a five-page site would have been five chances to lose the customer.

One-PageReal PhotographyCall-First
Demo Build
Nawlinz Handyman New Orleans website homepage
Web Design & Brand

Nawlinz Handyman

A New Orleans handyman site with a dark, gold-leaf luxury treatment — fleur-de-lis crest, French Quarter ironwork, and a serif display face you'd expect on a restaurant menu, not a trades site. That was the point: a handyman's site doesn't have to look like every other handyman's site.

Custom BrandDark LuxuryLocal Identity
Demo Build
ATP Landscaping website homepage
Web Design

ATP Landscaping²

A landscaping site with a dark neon-green identity and floating molecular motifs lifted from the ATP name itself. Static build — fast to load, nothing to maintain, no CMS to get hacked.

Next.jsStatic ExportEstimate Form
Demo Build
CJR Progressive Home Repair website homepage
Web Design

CJR Progressive Home Repair

A home-repair site for an Antelope Valley contractor, built on his real before-and-after job photos rather than stock imagery. Bright, clean, and structured end-to-end around one action: requesting a free estimate.

Real Job PhotosEstimate-FirstService Areas
Demo Build
Escobedo Painting Services website homepage
Web Design

Escobedo Painting Services

A Bakersfield painting contractor's site built on the company's own project photography, with a bold orange-and-charcoal identity and a quote-first layout. Single-file build — loads fast, costs nothing to host.

Single-File BuildReal Project PhotosQuote-First
Demo Build
ATP Addicted To Progress fitness website homepage
Web Design

ATP — Addicted To Progress

An eleven-section site for a performance coaching brand: red on black, heavy display type, and a hero built to read like a gym poster. Programs, results, and coaching all resolve on a single scroll.

11 SectionsNext.jsFitness Brand
Concept
Lumis SaaS product landing page concept
Product Landing Page — Concept

Lumis

A concept landing page for a fictional AI design product: gradient-lit dark UI, an in-browser app mockup, and a pricing narrative that carries the page. Built to prove the same studio can do SaaS-grade product design, not just local service sites.

Concept WorkProduct UINext.js

Your Project Could Be Next

We'd love to add your brand to our portfolio. Let's talk about what we can create together for your business.