Five projects. Five completely different builds. Every one made from scratch.
Marie Aufray had been running her Los Angeles patisserie for three years with only a basic page that did nothing to reflect the quality of her food. She needed something that felt as considered and intentional as her croissants.
We built a full editorial site using warm cream tones, EB Garamond typography, and an online menu that showcased her signature pastries. The result feels like walking into the shop itself.
NEXA needed a digital home that matched its identity as a gathering place for creatives. The existing site was generic and flat. It did nothing to communicate the energy of the community it was trying to build.
We designed a dark, editorial platform with bold typography, a showcase feed layout, and a signup flow that feels like stepping into something exclusive. The aesthetic says: this is where serious work lives.
The founder of Sacred Flourish had been doing transformative work with her clients for years but her digital presence did not reflect any of it. Her site felt clinical and disconnected from the warmth of her actual coaching practice.
We built a serene, faith-anchored site using soft sage greens and editorial typography that feels like a deep breath. The booking flow was simplified to a single clear step, and her testimonials were given the room they deserved.
Prop traders needed a tool that tracked performance, risk, and trade journaling in one place without the bloat of enterprise platforms. Existing options were either too expensive, too complicated, or built for the wrong audience.
We built PropEdge as a data-focused dashboard with dark UI, real-time P&L tracking, a structured trade journal, and risk management tools. The design speaks directly to professional traders who want clarity, not decoration.
Alicia had been running her pickup laundry service through word of mouth and text messages. It was working, but every new customer required a manual back-and-forth just to get a first order placed. She needed a site that could book, confirm, and communicate without her having to touch it.
We built a clean, conversion-focused site with a dead-simple pickup scheduling flow, clear service pricing, and a mobile-first layout built for customers ordering from their phones. The result: customers can book in under two minutes and Alicia spends her time running the service, not managing it.
On top of the website, we layered in Napoleon — our outbound automation platform — to handle ongoing customer acquisition. Automated email sequences, follow-up logic, and campaign tracking run in the background. The service grows without Alicia having to manage it.
Five businesses. Five completely different builds. Yours would be number six. Let's talk about it.