A few recent builds.
Sites I've designed and built, hand-coded from scratch and fast from the first load. Every one is live, so you can click through and judge it yourself.
Different businesses, same build. Static pages, no page builder, and one person who drew it, wrote the code, and still answers the email.
Bryan Van Dusen
Brand and book showcase for a children's author. The books lead, the author's story sits behind them, and everything a reader or an event organiser needs is one tap away on a phone.
- Type
- Author site
- Scope
- Brand and book showcase
- Build
- Hand-coded, static, no page builder
Bryan & Katie
A wedding site carrying the itinerary, RSVPs and the registry. Guests check it on a phone, in a car, on a weak signal, which is exactly the case a static site is built for.
- Type
- Event site
- Scope
- Itinerary, RSVP and registry
- Build
- Hand-coded, static, no page builder
Example Teriyaki
A restaurant site for a business that doesn't exist. One page: menu, gallery, hours and directions, photo-led on a palette deliberately unlike this one. It's a demo rather than a client build, so every name, number and address on it is fake on purpose.
- Type
- Restaurant, demo build
- Scope
- Menu, gallery and visit details
- Build
- Hand-coded, static, no page builder
Moe Balls
A dog treat brand that doesn't exist. One page: the story, the flavours, the ingredients and a sign-up for the next bake. Hand-lettered type and flat colour blocking, built to look nothing like the restaurant demo above. Another demo rather than a client build, so nothing on it is real and nothing is for sale.
- Type
- Product brand, demo build
- Scope
- Story, flavours and bake list
- Build
- Hand-coded, static, no page builder
A short list, on purpose. This shop is new, and two sites I actually built beat a page of invented mockups. If you want to see what yours would look like, I'll redesign your homepage for free.