What these five projects show
The portfolio is deliberately short. Each entry is a real client project with a live URL, and each case study explains what was built, who it was for, how we approached it, what was delivered and where the limits are. There are no demo projects and no results we cannot stand behind.
Two of the five are custom web applications. LegalApp is a multi-tenant SaaS platform for patent enforcement with four role-based portals and Stripe payments. Smart Tools House is a set of 47 browser-based PDF, image and text tools, each prerendered as its own page. Work like this starts with the workflow rather than the screens: who the users are, what each one may see, and where the data has to end up. Our web development service covers this kind of build.
Two are websites for local service businesses. Skillz Barber Academy needed a fast, hand-coded site that answers a prospective student's questions and brings in enrolment enquiries. Bevel Health needed a telehealth site with a booking flow, payment taken during booking and clear privacy information for patients. The craft in both is deciding what a visitor needs to know, in what order, and keeping the page quick on a phone. Web design and the groundwork for local search are part of every build like this.
One is an online store. Neutrum Bear sells baby gifts and clothing on WooCommerce, with personalisation built into the products, a shoppable mega menu and several payment options at checkout. A store build is as much about the checkout and what happens after launch as it is about the design, which is why we offer website maintenance as a monthly plan for shops that take payments.
If you are weighing up a similar project, read the case study closest to it, then look at the live site. We give a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, and we will say plainly if a project is outside what we do.