Different businesses, one job: turn the person who Googled you into the person who called, booked or bought. Each one below opens up into what we decided and why.
Gold Coast · seven-page build
Built for one person: on a phone, at night, in a house with the power out.
Seven pages on a domain he already owned, dark because his own logo is. A compliance guide nobody briefed, a coverage map with two place names on it, and a form that cannot fake a send.
5 decisions, in full
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Newcastle · online shop build
Sixteen years of painting, prints and photography, and no site of his own to show it on.
A gallery that doubles as the shop. A page per piece that never crops the art, a checkout that re-prices itself server-side, a journal, a mailing list, and a CMS he runs himself.
5 decisions, in full
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Ballarat · five-page build
Licence, coverage and phone number, answered before anyone has to scroll.
A father-and-son electrical business whose work arrives by word of mouth. Five pages that answer the three questions a homeowner with a tripping switchboard actually asks.
5 decisions, in full
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Castlemaine · online shop build
The roastery door opens two days a week. The shop does not close.
A small-batch roaster with twelve products, two subscription plans and a wholesale path. A shop that shows what is nearly gone, prices its own variants, and tells the truth about freight.
5 decisions, in full
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Adelaide Hills · membership and booking build
A timetable, a membership and a member area, on one small studio's site.
Twenty-eight classes a week, three membership plans and a gated member area. Less a brochure than the system a nine-person studio runs on.
5 decisions, in full
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