A selection of websites, online stores and campaign sites designed and developed by our team, with what each client needed and how we built it.
A pledge site for a council campaign. Residents add their name, a photo or a snapshot to show support, so the form had to be quick and hard to break.
We built a custom WordPress theme and hand-coded the submission form, so residents could upload an image and their details in one step on any device.
An Inner West burger restaurant with a menu drawn from ten countries. The owner wanted a full redesign that felt like the restaurant itself.
We worked through the wish list with the owner, cut the new design as a static build, then moved it onto WordPress so the menu, with a description for every burger, could be updated without us.
Wallpaper made to measure and sold online. Customers browse designs or supply a photo of their own, and every order is printed to the size of their wall, ready to peel and stick.
We designed and developed the store on WooCommerce with tools to preview and resize a design before ordering, connected a stock image library, then added pages and looked after the site for several years.
A supplier of dental consumables and equipment to dental professionals across Australia, moving off Magento.
We moved the site off Magento onto WordPress and linked it to the third-party system its dental customers order through. Sister brands CareDent and W9 were part of the same project.
A platform that connects people with talented instructors for classes and creative pursuits in their spare time.
We developed the site on WordPress with custom JavaScript for the browsing experience. The founder later called us one of Sydney’s best web development agencies.
A student-run startup supporting university students heading into financial planning careers, with events and career activities.
A polished WordPress site delivered on a startup budget, followed by ongoing help whenever the team ran into an issue.
A Sydney automotive business offering car maintenance services, with a clear idea of what its customers needed to see.
We started with wireframes the client approved, turned the design into a pixel-accurate static build, then developed it on WordPress so the team could manage content themselves.
A wellbeing brand that wanted a bright, positive website that still worked as a shop.
Light colours on white kept the design simple. The work was in fitting a shopping cart into the site without breaking the calm feel the brand wanted.
A catering business that knew its website had to reflect the brand but was unsure what else it needed.
We worked out the brief with them, kept the navigation simple and search-friendly, and added a few light animations. Built on WordPress so the team can edit it.
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