Our work

Live Sites We Built

Below are some of our real, deployed projects. Before-and-after metrics in each block are placeholders for layout until we publish detailed case studies; every launch still includes real Lighthouse exports and Search Console baselines in the client portal. For an overview of process and scope, see our custom website for small business page.

Case study 01

Walks and Bonds

Canine relational coaching · walksandbonds.com · Design and build

The problem

The owner needed a credible first impression: a fast, mobile-first story that explains relational coaching, showcases training philosophy, and gets visitors to contact without clutter or template bloat.

What we did

Hand-coded static pages with a video hero, skip links and keyboard-friendly navigation, structured content for services and about, and deployment to the client's hosting. Performance and accessibility checks are part of the launch package.

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Placeholder metrics (illustrative)

Local search (example) Pos. 42 #9
Accessibility 64 100
Performance 46 95
LCP (example) 6.8s 1.5s
walksandbonds.com
Screenshot of walksandbonds.com homepage
WCAG 2.1 AA Static HTML Coaching
ybausomeshoppe.com
Screenshot of YB Ausome Shoppe storefront
WCAG 2.1 AA E-commerce Retail

Case study 02

YB Ausome Shoppe

Sensory-friendly autism awareness products · ybausomeshoppe.com · Catalog and checkout

The problem

The shop needed product-forward pages, clear trust and mission copy, and a checkout path that stays fast on phones without relying on a heavy page builder stack.

What we did

Custom layout for collections and product detail, accessible imagery and forms, technical SEO foundations, and integration with the client's payment flow on their hosting.

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Placeholder metrics (illustrative)

Organic sessions (example) 210/mo +120%
Mobile performance 52 93
Avg. session (example) 0:48 2:15
Checkout errors (example) 12% 4%

Case study 03

Rhythm Support Group

Community support · rhythmsupportgroup.com · Presence and clarity

The problem

The group needed a calm, readable site that explains who it serves, how to participate, and how to reach organizers, without overwhelming visitors on small screens.

What we did

Structured sections for mission and programs, accessible color and typography, contact paths tested with keyboard and screen reader basics, and lightweight assets so the site stays quick on shared hosting.

Placeholder metrics (illustrative)

Branded search (example) #6 #1
Contact clicks (example) 28/mo 71/mo
Accessibility 71 100
rhythmsupportgroup.com
Screenshot of rhythmsupportgroup.com
ariellepivonka.com
Screenshot of Arielle Pivonka artist portfolio
WCAG 2.1 AA Gallery Fine art

Case study 04

Arielle Pivonka

Artist portfolio · ariellepivonka.com · Portfolio and commissions

The problem

The artist needed a portfolio that puts work first: a strong hero, a browsable gallery, and clear commission and contact routes without slow third-party widgets.

What we did

Custom homepage with optimized artwork, carousel patterns built for keyboard use, and static pages for commissions and contact so the site stays easy to host and maintain.

Placeholder metrics (illustrative)

Portfolio views (example) 1.1k/mo 2.4k/mo
Commission inquiries (example) 3/mo 9/mo
CLS (example) 0.24 0.04
Lighthouse (example) 58 96

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