It works on a phone
Checked at 390, 768 and 1440 pixels wide, and in dark mode. Most of your visitors arrive on a phone, standing somewhere, with one hand.
Built in 24 hours each
Work
Every site below was built end to end in a single day — brief, copy, design, build, and a live address. Open any of them: they are real pages, not pictures of pages.
The briefs are ours. We set them ourselves while getting the studio ready, so there would be work to show before there were clients to show it for — these are demonstration builds, not client jobs, and we would rather say so than let you assume otherwise. The price under each one is what we would charge to build it for you.
One-page site
$50
Cafe Luna’s Ray
weekday cafe
Blacktown, Sydney
Open the site → 12 KB, loads instantly →
Online shop
$500
Ember Coffee Roasters
subscription shop
Seattle, WA
Open the site → How it was built →
One-page site
$50
Laura’s Pit Stop
roadside cafe, weekdays only
Blackley, Manchester
Open the site → Built the same day →
One-page site
$175
Quiet Hours
a course on focused work
Denver, CO
Open the site → How it was built →
One-page site
$50
Garden Terrace Cafe
brunch, open seven days
Warriewood, Sydney
Open the site → Built in an afternoon →
Multi-page site
$325
Still Point Yoga
class timetable
Portland, OR
Open the site → How it was built →
One-page site
$50
99 Reasons
coffee and brunch
Chorlton, Manchester
Open the site → Built the same day →
One-page site
$50
The Deli Bilgola
deli and coffee from 6am
Bilgola Plateau, Sydney
Open the site → 13 KB, three photographs →
One-page site
$150
The Daily Doughnut
odd news from across America
Chicago, IL
Open the site → How it was built →
One-page site
$50
A Front For Something
four days a week, from eight
Didsbury, Manchester
Open the site → Built the same day →
Multi-page site
$325
BrightSmile Dental
second location
Austin, TX
Open the site → How it was built →
One-page site
$175
Bread & Butter
recipes that work the first time
Austin, TX
Open the site → How it was built →
The same in every build
What each of these includes
Not a list of features — a list of things that are simply done, on every site, without being asked for and without extra cost.
It loads fast
No frameworks, no trackers, no cookie banner to dismiss. Plain HTML and CSS, images sized and compressed before they go near the page.
Search engines can read it
Title, description, headings in order, and the structured markup that lets Google show your business as a card with hours and a phone number.
People with screen readers can use it
Language declared, zoom not blocked, skip link, labelled fields, alt text. In the US this is not politeness — it is what keeps you out of court.
The text is written, not filled in
Real sentences about your trade. No lorem ipsum, no "your text here", and no invented reviews or client logos.
It is yours
One HTML file you can host anywhere, hand to another developer, or leave with us. Nothing locked, nothing to subscribe to.
Looking for your own trade?
What a site needs is different for a roofer and for a dental practice. These pages say what we build for each.
The obvious question
A day is not a shortcut. It is a narrower job.
Twenty-four hours sounds like a corner being cut, so here is exactly where the time goes and what makes it possible.
The scope is fixed before the clock starts
You confirm what the site does and what a visitor should do on it. Nothing is added mid-build — that is what turns a day into a month.
One project at a time
Your build is the only one running. No queue, no shared attention, no waiting three days for a first draft.
A fixed stack, chosen for speed
Plain HTML and CSS on fast hosting. No CMS to configure, no plugins to update, nothing that can break six months from now.
Checked by machine, then by eye
Contrast, layout at three widths, dark mode, clipped text — all verified automatically before a human looks at it at all.
What a day does not buy: a photo shoot, a logo designed from scratch, copy for twenty pages, or a shop with a thousand products. When a brief needs more than a day, we say so before you agree to anything — and we say it in the first reply, not on the second evening.