
Case studies: websites, stores and software
Ten projects, each with a page of its own. What the client had before, what we built, and what changed. Raw Living Spirulina comes first. It is our Florida client, it runs on both sides of what we do, and it is the project most people arrive here to read about.
Where a project is still in progress, its page says so rather than implying otherwise. And where a project has both a site and a platform behind it, there are two pages, because they were two separate pieces of work.

A Florida farm shipping fresh living spirulina direct to households. We moved the store to Shopify and rebuilt it around the subscription, with the harvest dates and published lab results on the product pages where buyers read them.
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The commerce stack behind the store. Subscriptions, delivery frequencies, zone-based shipping, support routing, email, referrals and accounting, kept working as one system under ongoing maintenance.
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Our own treasury platform needed a site that explains a dense product fast. A multipage build that takes the visitor from data to decision by levels, with app mockups instead of adjectives and security treated as a product message.
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Close to twenty modules in a single cockpit: forecasting, reconciliation, collections, reporting. The design work was mostly about one thing, keeping the twentieth screen readable by the same rules as the first.
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A workwear ordering CRM with a list of faults and an interface that asked too much of the people using it. We fixed the faults and reworked the screens so staff of any age can place an order unaided.
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A mortgage brokerage lives on trust. We rebuilt the site around that: a clearer offer, a structure that holds up as the business adds services, and a path to the first conversation that a stranger will actually take.
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A skincare brand that grows its own aloe had a store working against the product. We rebuilt it: more than twenty pages, twelve products and two bundles documented in full, and a migration that protected the URLs already ranking.
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An agency working with well known brands had a slow site still carrying sections the business had dropped. We rebuilt it around a single destination, and retired the old pages with 38 redirects.
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A guaranteed-rent management company speaking to owners, investors and tenants on the same site. A custom build that carries the weight the offer needs, right at the point where someone decides to get in touch.
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Boat rental and water experiences, with a wide catalog and customers arriving in three different languages. More than fifty pages, a page for every boat and every experience, and the booking never more than a tap away.
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Catalaxy
We designed and built the Catalaxy site: a multipage build that explains a dense product by taking the reader from the data to the decision, with a premium hero, app mockups, a mega menu and security handled as a product message rather than a footnote. Responsive, accessible, and quick on a phone.
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