Real businesses.Real redesigns.Real examples.
A parts catalog for a 40-year-old sports car, made shoppable.
Designed from zero: a specialty store for Porsche 944 parts where enthusiasts shop by model, year, and category. Full e-commerce architecture on Shopify with a custom fitment selector, search, category iconography, and a brand built to feel as considered as the cars it serves.
One messy page, remade into a clear path from problem to booking.
The old site crammed ten services, six plans, and payment info into a single disorganized scroll with barely a working link and a typo in the title itself. The rebuild keeps the one page format but gives it order: clean sections, real navigation, services people can actually find, and every path ending at the booking form.
An online resume that ends in a proposal request.
The old site felt unfinished, with misaligned icons, forms that didn't fire, and pages broken on mobile, quietly leaking leads. The rebuild made precision the point: every element aligned on desktop and mobile, forms that actually deliver, and one clear path funneling GCs and developers to Request a Proposal.
28 years of proof, finally shown.
A site built over a decade ago had gone choppy as listings piled on, dated where it needed to look current. The fix was restraint: a clean, resume-style rebuild with active and closed listings front and center, so a $1B+ track record does the talking and points a serious investor toward a call.