Our Work

The standard every website we build is held to.

The websites below are concept websites designed in-house to show how we approach different kinds of local businesses. They are design concepts, not client projects — client work will be added here as it launches.

Concept website design for a barbershop shown on a laptop, with a dark hero photo of the shop and a booking button
Concept Website

Iron & Oak Barbershop

Barbershop

A booking-first layout for a walk-in trade: services and pricing up front, shop photography carrying the atmosphere, and one clear action on every screen.

  • Booking-focused hero
  • Service and pricing list
  • Shop gallery
Concept website design for an Italian restaurant shown on a laptop, with food photography and a reservation button
Concept Website

Bella Vita Cucina Italiana

Restaurant

Menu, hours, and reservations answered in the first screen — the three things a hungry visitor is actually looking for — wrapped in warm, appetite-first photography.

  • Reservation call to action
  • Readable digital menu
  • Hours and location
Concept website design for an auto repair shop shown on a laptop and a phone, listing repair services
Concept Website

Ironridge Auto Repair

Auto Repair

Built for a driver standing in a parking lot: services scannable at a glance, tap-to-call in the header, and an appointment request that takes seconds on a phone.

  • Tap-to-call header
  • Scannable service grid
  • Appointment request
Concept website design for a home remodeling contractor on a desktop monitor, with a finished kitchen photo and a quote form
Concept Website

Foundation Builders

Home Remodeling

Project photography does the selling while a quote form sits beside it, so an interested homeowner never has to hunt for a way to start the conversation.

  • Quote form in the hero
  • Project galleries
  • Service area detail

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Want to see what this would look like for your business?

Tell us about your business and we'll walk you through the approach we'd take, the pages you'd need, and what it would cost.