Real sites, plus a few concepts.

Sites that are live today, and four concept sites that show how different a small business website can look.

Live right now.

A few sites we have built or run. Open them in a new tab and look around.

cioimpactawards.com

CIO Impact Awards

A peer-nominated awards program for technology leaders in government, education and healthcare.

  • Nomination and sponsor sections
  • Event details and categories
  • An AI assistant that answers visitor questions
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stewardleadersrise.com

Steward Leaders Rise

The home of a 21-day devotional book about generosity, with a blog, workshops and a newsletter.

  • Moved from WordPress to a fast static site
  • Workshop booking and newsletter sign-up
  • Blog and book purchase links
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openhandslegacy.com

Open Hands

A book about an entrepreneur's life, and a service that preserves a loved one's story in a private legacy book.

  • Book page with endorsements
  • A clear how-it-works section
  • Inquiry path for families
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stellaandro.com

Stella & Ro Rentals

Homes for rent in Camas, Washington and Aiken, South Carolina.

  • Two towns, each with its own listings
  • An access code that unlocks availability
  • Simple contact details on every page
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avixum.com

Avixum

Technology solutions for businesses, schools and public agencies.

  • Five solution areas, each with its own page
  • Partner brands and company values
  • Consultation call to action throughout
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vtechio.com · managed and extended

vTECH io

An IT services company's main site: managed IT, security, cloud and Dell hardware for government, education and healthcare.

  • An AI assistant that talks with visitors and captures leads
  • A contact form with spam protection
  • New pages and tools added over time, like a live order-status page
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vtechcio.com

CIO Leadership Forum

A confidential, no-cost quarterly community where CIOs compare notes with their peers.

  • Rebuilt from WordPress as a fast static site
  • Team profiles and a clear "what to expect" story
  • A contact form that works and sends email alerts
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Concept sites.

Four made-up businesses, each with its own look. Click through them, switch to a phone, and scroll inside.

harborandbean.example

These are sample concepts made to show range. They are not live businesses, and the names, prices and phone numbers are made up.

What stays the same on every site.

Phone first

We design for the small screen and then scale up. Most visitors arrive on a phone.

One clear next step

Book, call, order or ask for a quote. Every page points toward the thing you want visitors to do.

Motion with a purpose

Movement guides the eye and confirms actions. It never gets in the way of reading.

Like what you see?

Every one of these started as a conversation about what the business needed. Tell us about yours.