Proof, not pitch.
Our habit is to build first and talk second. These are complete, live sites we created for real small businesses — each one a different industry, a different brand, a different design language.
Across every one of them the job was the same: set the site up properly, then recommend the technology that actually fits the business — not the one that suits us. Sometimes that is a hand-built static site. Sometimes it is WordPress. Once, it was telling a client not to hire us for a custom build at all.
Coco Deli
A coconut-sap food brand with a shop and a vertical-farming story to tell. We set the site up as a hand-built static build served from our own nginx — no page builder, nothing to slow it down.
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Annielito's Catering
Wedding, corporate and event catering. We designed and built the site, and it is generated from a static build script — so every page is plain HTML and loads instantly on a phone at a venue.
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Fibrwrap Construction
Structural strengthening and infrastructure repair in Singapore. We set them up on WordPress with Astra and Elementor, so their engineers can update project pages without waiting on a developer.
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Fyfe Asia
The regional sister brand to Fibrwrap. We rolled out a second site on the same WordPress foundation — shared engineering story, separate domain and identity for each market.
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Digital Construction Technology
Telecommunications infrastructure — towers, fibre and network build-out. We set up the site and it now sits behind a Sucuri WAF and CDN, hardened against the attacks that small industrial sites actually get.
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Taino Softball
A 501(c)(3) youth softball non-profit. WordPress fronted by Cloudflare, chosen so a volunteer-run committee can post rosters, results and news themselves — with hosting costs kept near zero.
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Commercial Property Matters
A boutique commercial property advisory in Australia. We set up WordPress on LiteSpeed and tuned it for a fast first paint, because their enquiries arrive from people skimming on mobile.
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Jae's Barbershop
A barbershop whose business runs on repeat bookings. We built the site around one job — get the appointment — and put the booking flow above everything else.
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Business Travel Solutions
A Makati-based travel agency. Rather than force a generic theme, we proposed a travel-specific WordPress stack so itinerary search, scheduled trips and the gallery worked properly from day one.
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GVES Law Offices
Godinez Villanueva Espiritu & Soliman. A restrained, typographic WordPress build — credibility before decoration — with a legal-updates section the firm publishes to itself.
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Cube Mastery Guide
A 3D speedcube solver and interactive tutor. Not a template: a custom web application with its own accounts system, admin backend and a real solver running behind an API.
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Service 1 Painting
A commercial and residential painting contractor. WordPress behind Cloudflare, structured so the project gallery does the selling and the quote request is never more than one click away.
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JZ1 Properties
Furnished short-stay rentals in New York. We set the site up so listings, photography and enquiries all live in one place, and the owner can add a new property without touching code.
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The Twisted Forest
Landscape design and maintenance. Here we recommended against a custom build: Wix was the honest answer for a small crew who needed to own their own edits without paying a developer a retainer.
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Every build starts from the business's own brand, its real photography and its actual constraints — then the story gets rebuilt around outcomes: trust, enquiries, bookings. The stack follows the business. Never the other way round.
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