Our development portfolio

With a brand new book on the way, Rachel Rodgers + the Hello Seven team reached out for help building a site that would get loads more content added.

That's because Hello Seven is growing — from new podcast episodes, to more members joining The Club. Their business doesn't slow down + neither should their site. They had a beautiful design from Gif Design Studios, they just needed it to come to life.

Lauren Pawell, the founder + owner of Bixa Media, had a beautifully designed website ready to be turned into a fully functional website. The site wasn't just easy on the eyes, it was also built with function in mind + spot-on strategy in place.

We knew that Bixa was a good creative partner — because we believe that form follows function too. In fact, working together was so much fun that we've paired up with Bixa on multiple projects since + see more collaborations in our future.

When Claire was ready for an updated look for clairepells.com, she wanted to make a statement without being stuck on repeat. She needed a digital home that was bold — but easy to edit as she has updated offerings.

This Facebook (and Instagram) Ad queen knows that technology changes before we are ready + not being able to make changes is a big no no online. That's why she wanted to work with us.

It was time for Amie to replace her hacked site with one that her business could grow with. She wanted to pick a developer that would help her avoid the headache of being hacked again.

Because we offer a hack-free guarantee with our managed WordPress hosting services, Amie felt a huge weight lifted off her shoulders at the start of this project. But there was something else keeping her from moving forward.

After operating as Hillary Weiss for a long time, Hillary was ready to shift her business name to reflect her primary offering — Statement Piece Studio — but how the heck does that work?

By bringing us on board, she didn't have to sweat the technical stuff. We've done the domain change dance for clients more times than we can count. Which meant that we took care of the domain work + SEO tasks while Hillary sat back + enjoyed the results.

Websites are great ... when they work for your business. The owners of Short Stack Eatery came to us with a website that wasn't helping their restaurant at all. Not only were customers constantly confused about when they were open, they also didn't understand how to order food.

To top it all off, the management team wanted to make changes to their application form but were limited by Squarespace settings.

When ttcInnovations needed a secondary site to market their newest offering, they started by asking the team that had been maintaining their main site for 2 years — us! The project required a fresh installation of WordPress, but there was no reason for them to spend the time, money or energy on a full-featured WordPress site because they didn't need a blog or extra pages. We worked on the designs created by Alvarado Creative Co. + built a custom single-page site that they can edit as the service evolves.

When Studio Grow hired We Are Branch to design their new website, they needed a responsive developer. Shauna immediately recommended us to tackle their web wishlist knowing that we'd bring her designs to life. This site features a podcast area, multiple service offerings, the ability to showcase studio listings for clients + animations throughout to add to the movement found in their brand photos.

This wasn't our first time working with Sara Frandina. We helped develop custom features for her second business website, One Woman Shop. Her experience working with us then made the decision to hire us for her custom WordPress website a no-brainer.

Her responsive site features a filterable portfolio (with custom categories), animated gifs, text + button gradients, as well as bold graphics that keep users interested as they scroll through her quality copy.

Lacy's problem wasn't unique but her request was. She had a site that looked beautiful to anyone visiting it — in fact, she loved the desktop version so much she didn't want to change a thing. However, she couldn't change page copy, add new testimonials or add items to her menu.

This wasn't the first time we've had a client come to us looking for a site they actually have control over, but this was the first time a client asked us to make an exact replica of what they had — only make it functional on the backend too.

As a local photographer that offers a variety of services, Beth needed a site that helped potential clients get the info they need + previous clients connected to their prints. When she reached out to us, she had 2 different sites hoping it would help alleviate the confusion.

Together, we merged the sites into one clean WordPress website. The left-hand menu was streamlined with a few top-level items + nested menu items as users dive into the content. And maybe the most important feature is that images can't be saved directly from the site — protecting Beth's work as much as possible.

Big beautiful website images are great, except when they're not. Large file sizes can slow a website down + users tend to leave slow sites. That's not great for business.

When we started talking to Starla about her new customized WordPress website, we dove into the nerdy details. After explaining why she needed a good hosting service, she picked us to keep her site safe + fast.

With a handful of websites to manage, Sylvie knew that a well-built site is essential to a successful online business. And finding a WordPress developer that kept clients in the loop while creating a secure site was not as common as it needs to be.

So when Sarah Ancalmo from Public Persona connected us, the working relationship went beyond this single project. We've been a part of the team ever since mid 2016.