Agency-quality sites for local restaurants and small businesses. Live in a week, built to bring you calls and orders — not to sit there looking pretty.
I'm building this studio in the open. Instead of a testimonial you have to take my word for, click through a full site I built and decide for yourself.
A full editorial site, not a landing page. Animated Playfair hero, a live "tell us a wine, get its underdog" search, a growing journal, a members' club, and a shop — all on warm parchment with deep-plum and oxblood pulled from the brand's own palette.
Visit wineunderdogs.com →
A donor-facing site that makes the ask clear. A 501(c)(3) girls' education nonprofit in Uganda: Fraunces headlines on forest green and gold, a scholars showcase, an impact section built on their real numbers, and one obvious path to sponsor a girl.
Visit the Baraka Girls site →Two live sites, two very different businesses — the same production line behind both, plus eleven restaurant concept previews built this month. Want to see one closest to your kind of place? Ask and I'll send it.
Fixed scope, fixed price, no surprise invoices. Every build starts from your real business — if a price isn't public, I'll write "call for pricing" before I invent a number. Same rule I hold your whole site to.
A 15-minute call or a few messages. Your menu, your hours, and the one thing you want more of.
Your actual menu, prices, photos, reviews, and brand colors. Nothing invented, nothing generic.
You get a private link, mark up anything off, and I make the changes in one clean pass.
Published on your own domain and set up to bring in calls and orders. I keep it running if you want.
Wix and Squarespace hand your competitors the same layouts. Yours is designed around your food, your brand, and the one thing you want a visitor to do — call, order, or book.
Every price, photo, review, and color comes from your actual place. If it isn't public, it says "call for pricing" instead of a made-up number.
Most of your customers find you on a phone with one hand full. The site is built for that screen first, then scaled up — not the other way round.
Every page points at one action. The measure of the site is whether the phone rings and the orders come in — not how many awards the layout wins.
I'll come back with a quick read on what I'd build and what it would cost. No pressure, and no sales call unless you want one.
