Nobody up here should hire a web designer off a grid of logos. Every build below is live at a real address, so you can go through it the way your own customer would, on your own phone, before you talk to me.
A comic book seller who runs live auctions on Whatnot. Delivered 2 September 2026: one page, a custom wolf logo with an animated sting, and the search signals a Whatnot profile cannot send.
The sales happen on Whatnot, but Whatnot pages barely register in Google, so searching the shop's name turned up nothing useful. This page owns the name in search and funnels every visitor to one action: follow the show. I designed the wolf logo, animated a logo sting for the hero, and shipped the whole thing as a single hand written page.
An events and balloon decor business. Built, launched, and handed over so the owner edits it herself.
What an absolute pleasure to have my website done. It was fast, easy, efficient and cost effective. Sean was always right on top of things and replied to my questions almost immediately. I would definitely recommend him to anyone who is interested in this type of service. 5 stars for sure.
Not a website. A desktop app I wrote for my own logo and brand work, packaged and installed 1 September 2026, and the tool behind any logo I do for you.
Describe the business and a brand designer built on Claude proposes directions, picks the right one of six image models for each concept, generates, critiques and iterates until there is a master logo. One click then builds the whole kit: logo variants, favicons, social sizes, a print-ready card and letterhead, palette files and a guidelines page. It runs on my own machine with my own keys, so your files never sit on a subscription service.
Most of these are for businesses I invented, and I say so on the page rather than letting you assume otherwise. The build is exactly what a real one gets. Start with Northwater if you run a resort.
The one to read if you run a resort or rent cabins. Three stays with guest counts on the outside, a planner that matches a party to the right cabin, and an honest answer about why it is not a booking engine. Set here, on a lake, on purpose.
The closest thing here to a resort or a supper club. It is built for a business people drive to and spend money at in person: what you offer, who runs it, when you are open, how to find you, and a way to book before they set off. Six pages, because somebody checking your hours should not have to scroll through your story to find them.
Built for the problem every service business up here has: you cover eight lakes and four towns, and somebody in each of them is searching for you by their own town name. That is eighteen pages of service crossed with area, plus before and after photos you drag a handle across, which for dock and deck work does more selling than any paragraph.
You almost certainly do not want this, and I will tell you so. It is here to show where the ceiling is, and to make clear that the plain fast site I will actually recommend to you is a decision rather than the limit of what I can do.
Because a screenshot of a homepage proves nothing about who built it or how much of it they touched. These I can hand you whole. Open them, break them, view the source, check the load time on your own phone at the lake.
Client sites go up here with the owner's name on them once they are live and the owner is happy to be named. Not before. That is why this page is short and true rather than long and vague.
March and April are the right months to do this. Tell me what you run and I will send a fixed price within 24 hours.
