04 / Websites

A website with a pulse.

A website is where the motion lands and where visitors decide. We design and build it to carry film without slowing down, to work with any input, and to make the next step obvious.

Built forSpeed, accessibility, and a clear next step
You receiveA designed, built, and launched site
Pairs withFilms and hosting

01 / Websites

Selected sites.

Six sites you can open today. The notes say what each one is for and what we built. The pictures are the live homepages.

CheerMoms homepage on a desktop screen. The headline says every check-in, bow, and backup hotel in one calm plan, beside a sample Saturday schedule for Sunshine Classic.
CheerMoms homepage on a phone, with the calm-plan headline, a free account button, and the Sunshine Classic sample showing the next check-in at 8:15 AM.

Cheer families

CheerMoms

One calm plan for cheer weekends

Cheer parents track check-ins, bows, hotel deadlines, and coach notes for every athlete they take to a competition weekend. CheerMoms gathers those pieces into one private plan, so the next thing to do stays on top.

What we built

  • Animated sample of a competition Saturday
  • Parent accounts with text or email sign-in
  • Private day view for schedules and bags
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The Irons Club homepage on a desktop screen. A golfer swings in a simulator bay under the line A refined sports bar and social club.
The Irons Club homepage on a phone, with the club logo, the simulator hero, and buttons to tour the club or apply.

Golf and dining

The Irons Club

Golf, a drink, and the room

People looking for indoor golf in Saint Petersburg also want dinner, a drink, and a place to belong. The Irons Club site makes the room the offer, then hands them Trackman booking, membership, and events.

What we built

  • Full-bleed hero of the simulator room
  • Paths into Trackman bay booking
  • Membership and private-event request forms
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3DX8 homepage on a desktop screen. The catalog headline reads custom pieces for businesses, organizations, and events, above product cards for cards, keychains, name tags, and more.
3DX8 homepage on a phone, with the catalog headline, shop and quote buttons, and the first product cards.

Custom goods

3DX8

Custom pieces, proofed first

Businesses, clubs, and event teams need cards, name tags, and gifts that carry their mark, without a clumsy back-and-forth. We built 3DX8 as the catalog and Stripe checkout, and every order gets a proof before it is made.

What we built

  • Catalog of made-to-order branded pieces
  • Stripe checkout on each product order
  • Proof step before production starts
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MeetPiano homepage on a desktop screen. The headline says Little keys. Big dreams. beside an illustration of a character at a keyboard.
MeetPiano homepage on a phone, with the Little keys headline and buttons to start First Piano Journey or play the mini adventure.

Music for kids

MeetPiano

Little keys. A reason to return.

Kids who want one more go need a reason to sit at the keys, and the grown-up beside them needs a clear next step. MeetPiano turns first piano into short playable missions, from three notes to a device-saved journey.

What we built

  • Playable three-note mini adventure
  • Device-saved First Piano Journey
  • On-screen keys with MIDI support
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iStyleGuide homepage on a desktop screen. The headline says Your brand. In every build. beside the sample brand Tallwater shown as a campaign, a product screen, tokens, and agent context.
iStyleGuide homepage on a phone, with the approved-brand headline, a request-access button, and the start of the Tallwater sample.

Brand systems

iStyleGuide

One approved brand, every build

Teams lose the real orange, the current logo, and the type rules every time a new person or tool starts a build. iStyleGuide keeps one approved revision and hands it to designers, developers, and AI tools as tokens and context.

What we built

  • Approved source for colors, type, and rules
  • Exports for CSS, tokens, and agents
  • Contrast checks against the approved palette
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TabShare homepage on a desktop screen. The headline says See it. Loop it. Play it. beside the Signal Fire tab with a playhead and fretboard.
TabShare homepage on a phone, with the See it headline and the Signal Fire tab starting below the open-player button.

Guitar and bass

TabShare

See it. Loop it. Play it.

Guitarists lose the bar they keep missing, and a static tab never shows where the note sits on the neck. TabShare runs a playhead through the tab, lights the fretboard, and loops that bar at a speed hands can follow.

What we built

  • Browser player for guitar and bass
  • Playhead, loop, tempo, and fretboard
  • Public catalog of ChordPro charts
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02 / Websites

What we build.

Marketing websites, launch pages, and product pages. Design and build happen together, so the motion, the layout, and the code agree. Motion is part of the design from the start, not a video dropped into a template.

Every site is built to load fast, to work with a keyboard and a screen reader, and to stay readable when a visitor has motion turned off.

03 / Websites

What you get.

Design

Page layouts, a type and color system, and motion rules, reviewed in the browser rather than as static pictures.

Build

A production site on a modern, well-supported framework, with your films placed, compressed, and paired with still frames.

Accessibility

Designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard navigation, readable contrast, captions, and reduced-motion support.

Inquiry or booking flow

A form or booking step that stores what visitors send and tells your team, with no dead ends.

Search basics

Titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, and clean addresses.

04 / Websites

How the work runs.

  • A session on the audience, the pages, and the one action each page should drive.
  • A working prototype in the browser, so you review the real thing rather than a picture of it.
  • Build, content, and film placement, reviewed on your phone and your laptop.
  • Launch, redirects from any old pages, and a handover of everything you own.

05 / Websites

What we need from you.

  • Your current site and the pages that matter most.
  • Copy, or time to write it together.
  • Brand files, photography, and any films you already have.
  • Access to your domain and to any system the site must send inquiries to.

06 / Websites

How it connects.

A website is where intro films, explainers, and product films run, and hosting keeps it online after launch. Build the site alone, or connect the films and hosting when you need them.

07 / Direct answers

Questions before you commission it.

High-impact motion for brands that need to sizzle.

Tell us what should move.

A short first conversation about the film, the website, or the hosting. It is free and it is separate from any production agreement.

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