Our portfolio
Different businesses.
Websites built around them.
From community organizations to creative studios and online shops, every project starts with the people who will use it. Take a look at the work—and the thinking behind it.
01 / Nonprofit · Custom WordPress development
Blue Friday of New York
A familiar design with a meaningful purpose: honoring fallen officers and supporting the families behind the badge.
- Designed on their terms We built the design Blue Friday wanted and felt comfortable using, keeping their organization’s preferences at the center of the project.
- A dedicated memorial directory Using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), we created a custom post type for fallen officers, giving each officer a structured place on the site.
- Police agencies, connected A custom taxonomy organizes and displays police agencies alongside the memorial content.
02 / Architecture & interiors · Portfolio website
Rebecca Poole Design
An image-led website that puts architectural and interior design work at the center of the experience.
- Projects take the lead Large photographs and dedicated project pages give prospective clients a closer look at the studio’s work.
- Confidence through client stories Testimonials and professional credentials sit alongside the portfolio to help visitors get to know the practice.
- A clear next step Simple navigation connects the portfolio, studio information, and contact page.
03 / Education · Family resources
Rise and Shine Preschool
A welcoming introduction for new families and a practical resource for parents throughout the school year.
- A warm first impression Classroom photography, the school’s mission, and family testimonials introduce the people and experience behind the preschool.
- Everyday information, together The school calendar, newsletters, and vacation and delay information are easy to find from the main navigation.
- Useful paths for parents Photo and video resources, a tuition payment link, and clear contact information support the needs of current and prospective families.
04 / Faith & community · Ministry website
Full Gospel Fellowship
A central home for a fellowship connecting ministers, churches, and missions, with clear paths to the information each audience needs.
- Three clear starting points Dedicated sections for credentials, affiliation, and missions help visitors find the part of the fellowship relevant to them.
- Detailed resources, organized Ministerial qualifications, affiliation requirements, and the fellowship’s statement of faith have dedicated pages that visitors can explore at their own pace.
- An easy way to connect A prominent contact link leads to an inquiry form for questions about credentials, affiliation, missions, and more.
05 / Local services · Launch landing page
Spotswood Paint Co
A focused online presence that gives potential customers a way to request an estimate while the full website takes shape.
- Recognizable from the first visit The company’s logo, painting imagery, and bold color treatment establish the brand on a single page.
- One clear call to action An estimate request form lets visitors share their name, email, and project details.
- Built for the launch period A straightforward coming-soon message sets expectations while keeping inquiries within reach.
06 / Collectibles & commerce · Custom integration
Hyperion Galleries
WordPress and Shopify brought closer together for a gallery specializing in Disney artwork, artifacts, and memorabilia.
- A custom connection We developed a custom plugin to better integrate Shopify with WordPress and bring the website and shopping experience together.
- A more unified experience The integration helps the gallery’s content and store feel like parts of the same website.
- Discovery alongside commerce New arrivals, gallery stories, auctions, and selling inquiries give collectors multiple ways to explore and engage.
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