A bio asks you to trust somebody. A live site does not. All three are real businesses you can judge yourself in ten seconds.
The website for a family-run motel in West Yarmouth on Cape Cod, where a guest can pick dates and start a booking on the first screen.
It replaced a Wix site the owners were renting. Rooms, rates copy and seasonal notes are theirs to change now, and every old address still lands where it should.
Read the case studyThe site for a hip-hop artist on the VisionApes Records label, where the releases, the videos and the store all sit on one domain.
How it moves is part of what is being sold, so the motion was agreed as a budget before any of it was built. Checkout stays with Shopify, and a calmer version was built at the same time for anyone who turns animation off.
Read the case studyOne page for a threading and beauty salon in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, with the number to call and the button to book both on the first screen.
The services, the hours, the address and the walk-in policy fit in a single scroll, because that is the whole list. There is a real design system underneath it, so a second page is an hour of work rather than a week.
Read the case studyTwenty minutes on your site with the people who would do the work. We open it and go through it live.
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