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Three projects, done deep

We'd rather show you a few things we're genuinely proud of, and tell you the truth about each one, than fill a page with logos.

The Foodie Spokane homepage: a full-width food photograph under a warm wash, the Foodie Spokane wordmark, and buttons for this week's pick and the newsletter.
Our flagship · Live & ours

Foodie Spokane

Foodie Spokane is our own project — a living guide and interactive map of the Spokane restaurant scene that we designed, built, and grow ourselves. We show it first because it's the honest proof of everything we sell: it's not a client testimonial, it's our own work, in public, getting found every day.

80+restaurant reviews published
1live interactive food map
In-housedesign, build & content
  • Semantic, structured pages so Google and AI can read every listing
  • A real content engine behind 80+ reviews and a citywide map
  • The exact SEO + AI-search playbook we bring to your site
Visit foodiespokane.com
The Homescape Revival homepage: a copper hero band reading 'Bringing your home back to life', with buttons to see the services and request a free quote.
Local small business

Homescape Revival

A handyman and home-services business in Spokane needed a site that felt as trustworthy as the work. We built a clean, fast, mobile-first site with local SEO, clear service pages, and a quick path to request a quote — so a homeowner searching at 9 p.m. lands on a business that looks the part.

  • Local SEO and LocalBusiness structured data for Spokane-area searches
  • Clear services and a fast, low-friction quote request
  • Accessible, mobile-first pages that load quickly

A real client project — case study and testimonial coming soon.

Concept
A restaurant homepage concept: a cream page with the headline 'Great ingredients, honestly cooked', a photograph of a pressed sandwich and fries, and a reservation button.
Concept study · Not a client

Modern restaurant concept

A self-directed concept exploring how we'd redesign a full-service restaurant for today: appetite-first photography, a menu that's easy to read on a phone, and online ordering that doesn't fight the customer. It's a concept, not a paying client — a look at how we think about hospitality on the web.

  • Photography-led design that makes the food the hero
  • A mobile menu built for scanning, not pinching and zooming
  • Online ordering and reservations designed into the flow

Your project could be next

Let's build something you're proud to send people to

Tell us about your business and what you want your site to do. We'll show you how we'd get you found.