Pet care · Pasadena, CA
Whiskers Care Company
Six services, each with its own page and starting price, for a dog-walking and sitting company serving four neighbourhoods.
Web design · Local SEOVisit site
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Garden center · La Grange, KY
Goodwin Greenhouse
A story-led site for a family greenhouse growing since 1989 — plants, wholesale and a reason to visit.
Web design · BrandVisit site
Auto repair · Glendale / La Crescenta, CA
Vic’s Auto Clinic
Honest repairs, done right: a phone-first site for a family-owned ASE-certified shop on Foothill Blvd since 1992.
Web design · Local SEOVisit site
Medical clinic · St. Louis Park, MN
DRN Health & Wellness
A booking form above the fold for a hormone-optimisation and weight-loss clinic that competes on price and trust.
Web design · Booking · Lead captureVisit site
Personal injury · 24/7 hotline
1-855-GOTLawyer
A phone-first injury site built to turn paid and organic search into free case evaluations.
Web design · Landing pagesVisit site
Lead generation · B2B
LeadSys
A dark, confident site that explains a systematic lead-generation process in four steps.
Web design · BrandVisit site
Field-service software
Pixport
Marketing site for job-management software — from first photo to final payment.
Web design · Product marketingVisit site
Form builder · SaaS
SureForm
Product site for a form builder, with the forms themselves doing the persuading.
Web design · Product marketingVisit site
SaaS company
Purple SaaS
Corporate site for a software group — scalable SaaS for startups and enterprises.
Web designPrivate project
Business communications
OVirtual
One workspace for calls, texts and video — a site that makes a complex product feel simple.
Web design · Product marketingVisit site
Cloud telecom
Abbax
Three products, one platform: unified business communications explained without the jargon.
Web design · Product marketingVisit site
Generator installation
Proex Electric
Power that stays on — a lead-generation site for a residential generator installer.
Web design · Local SEOPrivate project
Garage floor coatings
Simply Epoxy
Turn your garage into a showroom in a single day — quote-first design for a coatings crew.
Web design · Local SEOVisit site
Bathtub refinishing
Simply Reglaze
Don’t replace, reglaze: a before-and-after driven site with a clear quote path.
Web design · Local SEOVisit site
Deep cleaning
Simply Steamers
A deeper clean for the spaces you live in — booking-led site for a cleaning company.
Web design · Local SEOVisit site
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The brief, what we built, and what changed — in the client’s terms, not ours.
Pet care · Pasadena, CA
Whiskers Care Company
The brief
A dog-walking and pet-sitting company with loyal customers in South Pasadena, Highland Park, San Marino and Arcadia — and a website that didn’t tell new ones what it cost or how to book.
What we built
- A page for each of six services — puppy sitting, dog walking, pet sitting, overnight care, vacation drop-ins and dog hiking — each with a starting price and a direct booking link
- A neighbourhood coverage callout so local searchers know instantly they’re in the service area
- “Why choose us” built around the three things pet owners actually worry about: experience, safety and reliability
- Warm, friendly brand palette and photography of real pets and people, not stock dogs
What changed
Visitors can see the service, the price and the next step without a phone call first. Every service page is a landing page for the neighbourhood search that produced it.
Garden center · La Grange, KY
Goodwin Greenhouse
The brief
A family greenhouse growing for Oldham, Henry and Jefferson counties since 1989, with a reputation that far outran anything it had online.
What we built
- A cinematic hero with the family’s own video and a story-led headline: a great garden starts with the Goodwins
- Plant categories — spring annuals, vegetables and herbs, seasonal plants — presented as a browsable collection
- A wholesale section for trade customers and clear visit-us information
- Serif typography and an earthy palette that matches walking into the greenhouse
What changed
The site finally feels like the place. Customers arrive knowing what’s in season, and trade buyers have a page written for them.
Medical clinic · St. Louis Park, MN
DRN Health & Wellness
The brief
A hormone-optimisation and medical weight-loss clinic that competes on price-matching and personal care — and needed appointments, not just visits.
What we built
- A booking request form above the fold with service-of-interest and appointment-type selectors, consent language and spam protection
- Service chips and a certification callout (Biote provider) to establish trust in the first screen
- A stats band and “care built around your goals” programme section for the second read
- A “Need help?” prompt and chat bubble for visitors who’d rather ask than fill in a form
What changed
Booking is the first thing on the page instead of the last. Enquiries arrive structured — service, appointment type, contact — so the front desk can act on them immediately.
Personal injury · 24/7 hotline
1-855-GOTLawyer
The brief
A round-the-clock injury hotline that connects callers with participating attorneys, competing in one of the most expensive search categories there is.
What we built
- A bold, phone-first hero: the number, the promise, and a free case evaluation button — nothing else competing for attention
- A three-step “how it works” section that removes the fear of calling
- A Google reviews badge placed right after the process, where trust matters most
- A practice-area carousel — car accidents, medical malpractice, slip and fall, personal injury — each one a landing page for paid search
What changed
Every visitor, from every campaign, sees one clear action. The page structure doubles as a landing-page system for PPC.
Lead generation · B2B
LeadSys
The brief
A B2B lead-generation company selling a systematic process — which is hard to show on a website without it reading like a brochure.
What we built
- A dark, confident hero with a “learn more” video and a plain-English promise
- The four-step framework — consultancy, evaluation, strategy, positioning — as cards visitors can scan in seconds
- A “connecting people is our business” section that turns the mission into four concrete capabilities
- A stats band and a persistent “let’s talk” CTA
What changed
Prospects understand the process before the first call, so sales conversations start further along.
Bathtub refinishing · Home services
Simply Reglaze
The brief
A refinishing crew whose whole pitch is one sentence — don’t replace it, reglaze it — competing against remodelers who charge ten times as much and search results that don’t know the service exists.
What we built
- A headline that names the problem exactly as homeowners describe it: broken, rusty or stained tub, sink or shower
- The “Don’t replace. Simply reglaze.” promise as a persistent band with a quote button, so the offer travels down the page
- A page per surface — bathtubs, sinks, showers, tile and countertops — each written for the search that finds it
- Before-and-after photography doing the persuading, with the quote form never more than a scroll away
What changed
The site sells the category, not just the company. Visitors who didn’t know reglazing was an option arrive, understand it in one screen, and request a quote.
Cloud telecom · Unified communications
Abbax
The brief
A cloud communications provider with three products — business phone, contact center and cloud fax — and a website that read like a spec sheet to the office managers actually buying it.
What we built
- One promise up top: replace outdated phone systems with reliable cloud communications, managed from one platform
- Two paths from the first screen — a free demo for buyers who want a conversation, a free trial for those who’d rather try it
- Feature callouts shown as things you’d actually use: voicemail to email, live transcription, uptime you can quote to your boss
- A trust strip of the industries and brands already on the platform, and a “three products, one platform” section for the second read
What changed
A technical product explained in the buyer’s language. Demo and trial requests arrive from people who already understand what they’re getting.
Business communications · SaaS
OVirtual
The brief
A platform that bundles CRM, inbox, business phone, video, proposals, invoices, scheduling and a help center for service businesses — which is a lot to say without losing the reader.
What we built
- A single headline that reframes the category: one workspace for all your communications — one login, one bill, one source of truth
- The pain named before the product: six tools, six bills, six places your customer story lives
- Start-free-trial as the primary action with the objections answered beside it — free trial, no credit card, cancel anytime
- Product screens shown in context so each capability is seen, not listed, and a trust strip of service businesses already using it
What changed
Prospects grasp the “one workspace” idea in the first screen instead of the fifth. Trials start from understanding, not curiosity.
Auto repair · Glendale / La Crescenta, CA
Vic’s Auto Clinic
The brief
A family-owned, ASE-certified repair shop that has been on the same stretch of Foothill Blvd since 1992 — trusted by everyone who has been in, and invisible to everyone searching “mechanic near me” at 7am with a warning light on.
What we built
- A hero that leads with the promise — honest repairs, done right, every time — beside a shop-hours card with today highlighted and a tap-to-call number
- A “free diagnostic check” band right under the hero, because the first objection is always “what will it cost to find out?”
- Nine service pages behind a scannable grid — brakes, diagnostics, oil changes, A/C, transmission, electrical, exhaust, tires, steering — each with a call-to-book
- “More than a garage — a crew that explains” story section, ASE badges, a four-step “simple, transparent, fast” process and a makes-we-service strip
- Real Google and Yelp reviews pulled onto the page, and a come-by section with map, address and hours
What changed
The site does what the front counter does: says what’s wrong, what it costs to find out, and when you can come in — before anyone has to call. Every service is its own page for the search that produces it, and the phone number is one tap away on every screen.
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