Lexington, Kentucky
Every project below is a real build, captured from the site itself on desktop and on a phone. Most of them are live right now; the rest are labelled honestly as previews and concepts.
On screen: Exterior Cleaning
A seven-page site for a commercial and residential pressure-washing crew, built around its own drone footage, truck and job photography.
We built a night-time identity from the company’s own vehicle wrap, put real drone footage and real before-and-after photography up front, and structured every page around the services and industries people actually search for.
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A twelve-page program site for a high-school basketball team, with a custom admin the coaching staff use to run it themselves.
Data-driven pages for the roster, schedule, statistics and history, generated from the program’s own record books, plus a private admin for news, game stats and content updates.
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An editorial site for a physician assistant who trains licensed providers in injectables, designed to read as more credible than the national course mills.
An ivory, charcoal and champagne system drawn from her logo, a slow-motion hero film cut from real training sessions, and copy taken only from her own materials. Patient reviews appear verbatim, from a verified rating source.
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A concept redesign for a private golf and country club, built entirely from the club’s real history, course, scorecard and membership structure.
A three-clip hero film, an animated timeline of the club’s investments, the real scorecard rendered as data, and dining and membership pages, all using the club’s own names, numbers and words.
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A one-page site for a cold-weather chemical formulator whose products keep rail cars, conveyors, trucks and bulk materials moving through winter.
Every line is grounded in the company’s own description. Light pulses travel along the chemistry strip in the hero photograph and a field of molecular structures drifts behind the platform section: motion with a reason, not noise.
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A phone-first web app that lets drivers produce a complete bill of lading and send billing one finished PDF.
A progressive web app built around the driver’s day: pick the drop-off and the address and PO fill in, generate or photograph the bill of lading and weigh ticket, review, and the app assembles one PDF and emails it to billing. An admin portal manages drop-off points, monthly POs, billing recipients and drivers.
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A new logo and website for a general contractor and cabinet supplier serving homeowners, investors and multifamily developers.
A new identity delivered as vector, transparent PNG and favicon files, and a site where large project photography does the talking, with separate paths for residential work, cabinetry and commercial packages.
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Layouts start at the size most customers actually see, then scale up to desktop.
Call, text and quote buttons sit where a thumb lands, not hidden in a menu.
Images and video are compressed and lazy-loaded so pages open fast on a signal bar or two.
Every page is reviewed at common phone sizes before launch, with no sideways scrolling.
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