Case studies · Proof, not promises

The work,
up close.

Before-and-after rebuilds and complete builds, captured exactly as they ship. Every screen is a site we designed and built ourselves.

What you seeReal screenshots
Every buildCustom, from scratch
Built forPhones first
Your buildFrom $499
(01) Before & after

Same business. Different weight class.

Both of these firms had a live website. Drag the line and see the difference for yourself.

Client rebuild · Roofing · Muskoka

From dated to dominant.

A veteran roofing crew was carrying a website from another era: grey panels, broken image icons, a template shrug. The rebuild leads with what they actually have: standing-seam metalwork over the lakes, photographed the way it deserves. It runs the playbook from our roofing website design guide, applied to a real crew's real work.

  • The crew's own jobsite photography as the full-bleed hero
  • Every roof type gets its own page and its own proof
  • One phone number, pinned to every scroll depth
Before: the roofing company's previous website, grey panels with broken image icons
After: a full-bleed photo of a standing-seam metal roof over a Muskoka lake, with a quote button in view
Before After

Client rebuild. The “before” is the site the firm was running when the project began; captured August 2026.

Demo rebuild · Law firm · North York

Authority, quietly.

The firm's old site was a template, and it read like one. The rebuild is an editorial page in black and gold: hairline rules instead of cards, and type with the restraint you would expect from counsel.

  • Hairline rules and flat panels in place of card grids
  • Twelve practice areas, each with a page that answers first
  • A consultation path that never shouts
Before: the law firm's previous website, a stock template layout
After: a restrained editorial law-firm page in black and gold with a vertical wordmark
Before After

Demo rebuild. The “before” is the firm's site as it stood when we captured it, August 2026.

(02) Full builds

Three niches, three signatures.

None of these businesses had a website, just booking links, map pins and camera rolls. We designed each build from the business's own material: its photography, its menu, its room. No two of them share a layout.

espressobar.demo
The full home page of a café website in a dark menu-board style
Demo build · live
The café home page on a phone
Demo build · Specialty café · North York · No website before

Measured to the gram.

A steel-and-black coffee bar that weighs every shot had nothing online but a map pin. The demo borrows the room's discipline: menu-board darkness, one warm line of light, and menu numbers set in mono type.

  • A pinned brew-scale moment that counts the grams as you scroll
  • The menu typeset like the board behind the bar
  • Directions and hours placed up front
live · launched aug 2026
The full home page of a hair salon website in slate blue and wood tones
Client build · live
The salon home page on a phone
Client build · Hair salon · Keremeos, BC · No website before

Forty years, finally online.

A two-chair salon with four decades behind it and no web presence at all. The build keeps the room's character, the slate-blue walls, the wood, the station clock, and puts a working phone number a thumb's reach from every screen.

  • A palette pulled from the salon's own walls
  • Vintage trade-sign typography
  • Call and book paths built for a phone in a pocket
noodlestall.demo
The full home page of a Vietnamese market kitchen website in a red-ink Saigon-poster style
Demo build · live
The market-kitchen home page on a phone
Demo build · Market kitchen · Alberta · No website before

A poster you can order from.

A family phở stall in a farmers' market, invisible online. The demo prints its story like a Saigon poster: red-ink duotones on aged paper, postal stamps for frames. The family's real bowls arrive in full colour, right before the phone number.

  • Red-ink duotone imagery on an aged-paper ground
  • The family's real cooking as the only full-colour payoff
  • Call-to-order path built for a market counter
(03) Straight answers

Asked, answered.

Can my business get a build like these?

That's the entire offer: a custom site at this standard from $499, live in 48 hours once we have your content and payment. The price is published, and what moves it is scope: page count, whether we write the copy, extras like booking or e-commerce; the services page lays it out plainly. Every build is designed from scratch for the business, fast on a phone, and yours to keep outright at handover. The process page walks through exactly how the two days run.

How long would a build like this take?

48 hours from the moment your content and payment are both in. Before that, there's one short fit call where we agree on the scope and put the price in writing. If you need a week to gather your photos and text, the clock simply waits.

Can you rebuild a website I already have?

Yes, and the before-and-after sliders above show exactly what that looks like. A rebuild is often the fastest project there is, because the words and photos already exist. Send us the link and we'll tell you plainly what we'd keep and what we'd change.

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