The work room · Five live concepts
Each project begins with the business in front of us. The customer path, photos, language, and next step shape the final site.
One studio, five directions
A Christmas tree farm needs seasonal information and a clear phone call. A bakery needs photographs and a useful inquiry. A salon needs services, proof of the work, and a fast appointment path.
These live concept websites let you use the navigation, forms, galleries, calculators, and sample order flows before deciding what belongs in your own site.
Project 01
Tree farm · Bogue Chitto, Mississippi
The site turns a seasonal Facebook presence into a useful trip-planning page. Farm photography fills the opening view while hours, tree sizes, pricing guidance, and phone actions stay easy to find.
Project 02
Children's consignment sale · Brookhaven, Mississippi
This event-led site gives shoppers the date, place, and entry details in the first view. A second path explains how consigning works and keeps the owner's Facebook page close for current updates.
Project 03
Bakery
Cakes carry the page through a large gallery and close-up details. The inquiry path helps a customer choose flavors, set the occasion, and write a useful cake note before contacting the baker.
Project 04
Weekly meal prep and food truck · Brookhaven, Mississippi
Editorial food photography gives the meal-prep service a strong opening. Customers can browse the current menu and test a sample order builder that explains the weekly pickup pattern without taking payment.
Project 05
Hair salon · Crystal Springs, Mississippi
The opening page centers the salon's color work and local service area. Visitors can review services, browse the gallery, check hours, and send an appointment request without hunting for the next step.
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