A self-initiated concept, our own desktop app, a storefront live in production, and three preview builds made on spec — our own time, no brief, no deposit — to show local businesses what their site could be.
Concept · self-initiated
A concept site for a luxury travel planner, built around one line — every journey begins with a direction. A compass reads out heading and coordinates for every destination, and a six-step trip planner takes the place of a contact form.
Royal Compass Travels is our own concept, not a client commission. The three previews are unpaid and unpublished: none sits on the business’s own domain, and each still carries a banner saying it’s a design preview.
Own product · Live
Our own product, built end to end in house. Subscriptions, insurance, MOT, TV Licence, passports: everything that renews sits in one calm list, and a desktop reminder plus an 8am email arrive before each one is due. We designed and built the Windows and Mac app, the API behind it, the reminder emails and the website.
Live in production
A complete storefront for a perfume house — eight collections, cart and checkout, customer accounts and order tracking — opening on a full-bleed product video, because a fragrance brand sells on atmosphere before it sells on price.
Preview · not published
Nineteen years, six staff, 5.0 stars across 69 reviews — and a Google listing whose Website button pointed at a parked domain. An instant estimator answers “how much for a 3-bed deep clean?” on screen, so every enquiry arrives with a price already attached.
Preview · not published
Thirty-two reviews, every one five stars, on the county council’s Trusted Trader register — and a website link pointing at a domain with no DNS record at all. The quote form takes photos, so an enquiry arrives with pictures of the actual garden.
Preview · not published
Fifty five-star reviews across thirteen years — and one line among nine near-identical decorators on the council’s directory. Nothing was broken; the problem was being indistinguishable. So the page is built around the four words his reviewers keep repeating.