Bajada
A wood-fire restaurant concept. The page moves from fire to plate to table, so a hungry visitor feels the food long before they reach the menu.
View the live demoEight concept sites, one for each kind of business I design for. The businesses are invented so I can show the work freely — but the design, the words, and the way each site is built to earn a booking or an order are real. Every one is live. Click in and judge the craft.
Fictional businesses, real craft — none of these are paying clients.
A wood-fire restaurant concept. The page moves from fire to plate to table, so a hungry visitor feels the food long before they reach the menu.
View the live demoA full-service salon concept. Editorial and unhurried, built around the work itself — so booking feels like choosing a stylist, not filling out a form.
View the live demoAn HVAC concept for the desert. Proof you can trust and a fast way to call sit right at the top — because when the AC quits in July, nobody wants to hunt for a number.
View the live demoAn auto-detailing concept built around a family-shop story. The heritage carries the page, and booking is never more than a tap away.
View the live demoA dog-grooming concept. Warm, calm, and honest about prices up front — the kind of page that settles a nervous first-time owner.
View the live demoA massage-studio concept. Quiet and grounded, with same-week openings and a clear path to book — clarity where most studios leave you guessing.
View the live demoA barbell-gym concept aimed at the nervous beginner, not the seasoned lifter. It leads with a first visit and a trial instead of a wall of jargon.
View the live demoA wedding-photography concept where the pictures run the show. The layout gets out of the way and lets the portfolio do the selling.
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