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Demos and client work.

Some of these are websites we've built for clients. Others are demos we made to show what's possible for a type of business. Each one is labelled, so you always know which is which.

Scarth's shop search answering a plain-English request for walking boots, with ranked results and the reason for each
Demo

Conversational product search for a walking shop

A search box for an online walking shop that understands requests like "boots for wide feet, rocky paths, under £180". It shows how it read the request, narrows the range step by step and explains why each product fits.

Fettle Trade Supply's assistant answering a tradesperson's question with parts, stock levels and lead times
Demo

AI shopping assistant for a trade counter

A chat assistant for a building and plumbing supplier. A tradesperson describes the job, and the assistant checks the catalogue, recommends the right parts with stock and lead times, and adds them to the basket when asked.

Liftbay's workshop board showing the day's jobs on each ramp at a Kendal garage
Demo

Liftbay, workshop software for an independent garage

Garage management software with a clean, modern look. A live workshop board shows every ramp, jobs move by drag and drop, and each job runs from parts and pricing to an invoice that's paid and handed over.

Stampwell's schedule showing the engineers' jobs for the day at a Stroud heating firm
Demo

Stampwell, job scheduling for a heating firm

Job software for a heating firm with a team of engineers. Drop a call-out on an engineer and clashes are caught straight away, check yesterday's job sheets from the office, then invoice, send and mark paid while the day's figures keep up.

The KreativeHub homepage, with framed sections and service cards on a design-canvas background
Client work

KreativeHub, a digital marketing agency website

The website for KreativeHub, a digital marketing agency. A design-canvas homepage with framed sections, service cards, proof points and an FAQ, and service pages with their own illustrations, such as the SEO page shown here.

The Fanlight Dental homepage for an independent practice in Frome, with a book an appointment button
Demo

Fanlight Dental, a dental practice website

A website for an independent dental practice in Frome. Clear private fees and a monthly plan, NHS places for children, an aligners page with a finance calculator, and online booking from the reason for the visit to a confirmed time.

The Fankle homepage for an independent hair salon in Leith, with a book now button
Demo

Fankle, a hair salon website

A website for an independent hair salon in Leith. Prices that change with hair length and stylist, a live board of free chairs, and online booking from the service and stylist to a confirmed time.

The Hollis & Daughter homepage for a family exterior cleaning firm in south Bristol, with a before-and-after photo
Demo

Hollis & Daughter, an exterior cleaning website

A website for a family exterior cleaning firm in south Bristol. Drag a squeegee across real before-and-after photos, build a guide price with VAT shown line by line, choose a regular window round and book a free visit on your street's round day.

The Ten to Two Garage homepage for an independent garage in Shrewsbury, with a number plate lookup
Demo

Ten to Two Garage, a garage website

A website for an independent garage in Shrewsbury. Put your registration in the number plate, see your car and MOT date, pick an MOT or service priced for your engine with VAT shown, choose a drop-off or wait slot, and watch the job card get stamped.

A split screen with a CMS editor on one side and the Cowl & Brush website on the other
Demo

Cowl & Brush, publishing on a headless CMS

How editing works on the websites we build. The owner of a chimney sweep business edits her home page in a Strapi-style editor, previews the draft and presses Publish. The live page updates within seconds, with no developer and no rebuild.

A tube of Upwich electrolyte tablets in 3D, turning to show its label
Demo

Upwich, a 3D product launch for electrolyte tablets

A scroll-driven 3D launch page for a maker of electrolyte tablets in Droitwich Spa. The tube turns to show its label, opens to fan out the tablets, drops one into a glass to fizz, changes flavour live and ends in a working basket with subscription pricing.

The Fenwright P39 watch in 3D on a dark background
Demo

Fenwright P39, a 3D watch launch

A scroll-driven 3D launch page for a watchmaker in Prescot. The watch turns over to show its movement, comes apart into labelled parts, and changes dial and strap live.

The Kingfield Gym homepage for an independent gym in Leicester, with a free first session button
Demo

Kingfield Gym, a gym website

A website for an independent gym in Leicester. This week's classes filtered by day, type and coach with places left, a free first session booked through to confirmation, and honest monthly prices with the terms in plain English.

Notes — Reading the labels

Two kinds of project.

  1. 01Client work: a real website, shop or workflow built for a client.
  2. 02Demo: something we designed or built to show an idea, for a type of business rather than a named client. Demos are never presented as client results.
Fig. 2 — Next step

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