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Covers are everything for a South London bar. Bold visuals, table booking in three taps, and a homepage that sells the room before you have read a word.

London's premier baseball bar, and the site had to feel like the place. Lane booking wired in, event listings that stay current, and a retro-sport look you could not mistake for anywhere else.

Accessibility was the whole brief. A substance recovery charity needing WCAG compliance, mobile first, and a hierarchy that gets someone to the right resource in two taps.

Cladek sell on their work, so the work goes full screen. Photo-led case studies you can filter, and a quote flow built to turn a browse into an enquiry.

Little Bees were moving into the Beaufort Community Centre and needed something live before the full site was ready. A warm launch page that says what is coming and when.

Consents secured, listed buildings brought back into use. A Dorset planning and architecture studio whose case studies lead on outcomes rather than pretty elevations.

Five generations of the same Bournemouth family, serving since 1899. Warm heritage styling, and a quiet ‘what do you need right now?’ route that takes families straight to the right page.

Bournemouth's family-owned funeral directors, going since the 1940s. They wanted their prices on the page. Most of the trade still hides them, so a full price list sits one click from the homepage.

W. Smith & Sons had a phone number and nothing else. This gives families the things they ring up to ask, what it costs, what happens next, who to speak to, before they have to ring.

Stone, deep sea green and brass, pulled straight off the Jurassic Coast. A Dorset bathroom and heating specialist, with a filterable project gallery and a hardened quote form that lands every enquiry in the inbox.