Real projects for local businesses, shown the way their customers see them, on desktop and on mobile. Plus a few concepts showing where we're taking things next.
Looking for logos and branding? See our brand work →A few recent projects from the local businesses we work with.
A brand refresh, a new website, and a custom booking system built right in. Now ranking locally and growing fast.
We refreshed the brand and built a website that runs the whole practice: custom booking, client management, automated reminders, and scheduling, all in one place. Since launch, inquiries have more than tripled and the practice is thriving.
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A refreshed online presence that finally matches the quality of their craftsmanship.
Stonegate's work was premium, but their old website didn't show it, and new inquiries had slowed. We rebuilt their online presence around their craftsmanship, with refined design, a portfolio of their work, service-area pages, and a clear path to request an estimate.
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A warm, trustworthy brand and website for in-home care and senior fitness, built to put families at ease from the first click.
One business, two ways to help the same families. We designed a warm, credible brand and a site that presents in-home care and senior fitness training side by side, so clients and their families can see how both services support staying healthy, active, and independent at home, with a clear path to each.
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A launch-ready landing page for a new Southern Maine cleaning business, built to turn first visitors into quote requests.
ProLine was just starting up and needed to look established from day one. We built a focused landing page around their three services (home, rental, and commercial cleaning), with upfront, trust-building messaging, a quote request front and center, and a tap-to-call number for mobile visitors.
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Taking a 30-year, father-and-son shop from zero online presence to a site built to bring in calls.
A father-and-son team with three decades of local reputation, no online presence, and outreach and scheduling handled by hand. We're building their first website, with clear service pages and quote requests, and moving their scheduling and follow-up online.
A vintage-ballpark identity for a cards, signatures and memorabilia shop.
The brand pulls from old ballpark signage and scorecards: tall condensed type in warm cream, a red script that feels like a signature on a baseball, and a deep navy that grounds it all. The site carries it through with a diagonal panel cutting across worn game bats and a bold layout that reads at a glance on any screen.
A loud, high-contrast brand and site built around one goal: getting the order in. Fastblaze has since closed its doors; the work still holds up.
Fastblaze needed to stand out in a crowded, fast-moving market. A flame-and-leaf mark, saturated red on sunflower yellow, and heavy condensed type made it recognizable at a glance. The site kept it simple: two clear ways to order, front and center, with a mobile layout built for ordering on the go.
Design explorations, not client projects. Motion, layout, and interaction ideas we're developing for future builds.
A launch site for a Maine alt-rock band, built to hype a debut single with a countdown, playable demos, and show dates.
Built around the band’s own mountain logo: a wireframe mountain range rises behind the wordmark as it blurs in and glitches into focus. Below it, a working player streams their demos, a countdown runs to release day, and hand-drawn sticker portraits introduce the band, all in a dark, frost-bitten palette that fits the music.
A cinematic video hero for a landscaping company, letting the work sell itself before a single word is read.
An exploration of letting the work speak first. A slow, cinematic pan across a freshly striped lawn sets the tone before any copy appears, with the brand, service area, and a clear call to action layered over the footage.
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A vintage-modern brewery homepage that sells the afternoon, not just the pint: golden-hour beer garden, a classic serif headline, and hours right up front.
Breweries live and die on the visit. This hero leads with the beer garden at golden hour, pairs a bold serif headline with stamped, small-caps details, and keeps taproom hours, curbside pickup, and directions in a bar along the bottom of the screen, so visitors know when to come before they ever scroll.
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A moody, full-bleed video hero for a cannabis brand, built on atmosphere, bold geometric type, and one clear call to action.
Slow-drifting greenhouse footage under a deep green wash sets an immersive, premium tone the moment the page loads, with oversized type and a single focused button doing the rest. A direction that could be tailored to any dispensary or grower that wants a first impression like this.
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A design-build hero that tells the whole story in ten seconds: an empty lot, an architect's sketch, the frame, the finished home.
High-end builders sell a process, not just a product. This hero draws the house line by line onto the empty site, raises the framing, then reveals the finished home before the brand settles in, so the craft is felt before a word is read.
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