We build the website and the web app behind it.

The old site read like a 2009 MSP brochure: walls of stock text, no clear offer, no mobile flow for the "I need help right now" call. Bounce rate on the home page was north of 70%.

A focused 5-page site with a single headline promise, three service lanes (Managed IT, Cloud, Phone), and a quote flow that ends with one tap-to-call button. Static HTML/CSS, served from Cloudflare's edge.

Page-weight dropped from ~3MB to <200KB. Time-to-interactive on a 4G phone is under 1s. The phone-quote CTA is now the single most-clicked element on every page.

The venue's story was buried in a generic template — pastel, stock photography, no mood. Bookings were happening over WhatsApp with no online presence to anchor the brand.

An atmospheric single-page experience built around an autoplay video hero, set to a serif quote, with a quiet "Skip" for people who'd rather scroll. React + Vite, deployed to Cloudflare Pages.

First-time visitors now spend an average of 2m+ on the page. Inquiries reference the site unprompted — "we saw your video" — which is the strongest signal a venue site can send.

The dispatcher tracked deliveries across four Google sheets: today's deliveries, today's routes, driver payouts, and patient addresses. Cross-sheet typos cost hours every week and overpaid drivers twice in one month.

A single-page web app on Cloudflare Pages + D1 (SQLite) + KV sessions. Three roles — admin, dispatcher, driver — each see only what they need. Route builder auto-groups pending deliveries into a driver's day.

Replaced 4 spreadsheets + a group chat with one console. Dispatch planning dropped from ~45 min/day to <10 min. Driver payouts went from "end-of-month audit" to "approved weekly, never wrong."

Each consultant kept bookings in their own Excel file. Monthly reconciliation took a full day. Commission disputes were unresolvable because nobody shared a source of truth.

A booking & invoice tracker where every row is scoped to its owner. Staff see only their own bookings, the founder sees everything, and the admin can export a clean Excel at month-end. Workers + D1 + React-UMD (no build step).

Month-end reconciliation went from a full day to under 30 minutes. Commission questions are answered by a date range + an export, not a meeting. The app pays for itself the first time it saves a dispute.

Previous site was a static brochure: no way to showcase programs, no events calendar, no clear path to "join the family" or "support the center fund." Younger members especially had nowhere to find the chapter online.

A 6-page narrative site with a multi-generational hero ("one family, five colors, one home"), real stats up front (15+ years, 202+ families, 42+ scholarships), three program pillars (Scholarship · Adya · Community Center), and a dedicated Center Fund CTA.

Replaced a one-page PDF with a real public home for the chapter. The "Join the Family" and "Support the Center Fund" CTAs now sit above the fold on every page, with the program's own language — not borrowed from a generic donation template.

The agency's old site buried the phone number under three menus. Visitors bounced before they ever saw the carrier comparison pitch — and the agents knew they were losing quote requests to competitors who let people start a quote online.

A navy-and-white site with a 3-step "Quick Quote" widget in the hero — Home/Auto/Business · Carrier Comparison · Coverage Area — ending in a single tap-to-call CTA. Real savings math ($847/yr bundle average) sits in the product copy, not in the footer.

The quote widget is now the single most-clicked element on every page. The phone number is in the top-right of the header on every page, not buried in a contact form. Agents report calls coming in faster and with more context — visitors have already self-selected by product line.

Every agency says they build great sites. Showing the one we built for ourselves is the easiest way to prove it: same stack (Cloudflare Pages, edge-served HTML/CSS), same attention to the trust signals a small business needs (phone in the header, stat strip, service grid).

A single-page repair shop site: hero with same-day promise and tap-to-call, stat strip (500+ devices · 4.9★ · Same-Day · 127 reviews), 4 trust badges, services grid (Desktop / Laptop / Virus / Network), reviews, FAQ, contact. Live since 2014, rebuilt into this version most recently.

The phone number is in the top-right of every page, not buried in a contact form. The stat strip answers the three questions a visitor has in the first 5 seconds — "are they legit, are they fast, do people like them" — without scrolling.