Six builds written up in full, and the wider body of work behind them. Ventures are labelled as ventures, and where the scope was narrower than the client name suggests, we say so.
The Spoormaker homepage on a desktop screen, angled slightly, dark UI glowing. Should read as engineering precision — cool light, no lifestyle context.
Save as /public/img/work-spoormaker.webpA specialist building-services engineering firm, made legible to the people who commission buildings.
A Kahindo occasion-wear piece photographed flat-lay on warm stone, with the store visible on a tablet beside it. Luxury editorial, warm light.
Save as /public/img/work-kahindo.webpDesigned in New York, handcrafted in Nairobi — an e-commerce experience built to carry provenance as carefully as product.
A Bahati furniture piece — an accent chair or table — in a styled interior, with the trade catalogue open on a laptop in soft focus behind.
Save as /public/img/work-bahati.webpContemporary handcrafted furniture with a trade programme for interior designers and hospitality specifiers.
The Vita Serena range arranged on a warm neutral surface with the store open on a phone alongside. Calm daylight, botanical texture, no clinical white — the whole engagement in one frame.
Save as /public/img/work-vitaserena.webpA brand built from nothing — name through to nurture. Identity, messaging, store, acquisition, email and automation delivered as one system rather than six suppliers.
Abstract but real: the GridNode interface on a dark monitor in a dim room, orange UI accents catching. Systems-integration register, not startup-office.
Save as /public/img/work-gridnode.webpOur own venture — which is why we can publish how it is built, in detail no client NDA would allow.
A phone showing the Get Yachties crew profile, held on a yacht deck with the sea out of focus behind. Sunlit, real hands, no stock smiles.
Save as /public/img/work-getyachties.webpA two-sided marine platform we built and operate ourselves — crew profiles, employer credits, verified unlocks.
A frame from the interactive mine model — underground workings in section with mesh nodes and their connections picked out in light. A screen capture of the real build beats any render here.
Save as /public/img/work-scanrf.webpAn interactive 3D model of a working mine, showing exactly where a wireless mesh network lives and why it holds — the kind of thing that previously needed an engineer, a whiteboard and an hour.
A couple in their late fifties mid-conversation at home, warm natural light, entirely unstaged. This category is drowning in stock seniors on beaches — the brief is calm competence and real faces.
Save as /public/img/work-retirement-counselors.webpRepositioned from financial advisor to retirement partner — competing on confidence rather than products — with a custom CRM behind every form on the site.
The rebuilt store on desktop and phone, showing the logged-in customer account area. The point of the image is that everything still works after the migration, so show the account rather than the homepage.
Save as /public/img/work-missangler.webpA live digital-product business moved off Wix onto WordPress — 13,000 customers, their orders and their access, carried across without a break.
Live builds we can talk about. Case studies for these are written on request — or when the client agrees to publish the detail.
A contract manufacturer rebranded and rebuilt around its process — discovery, formulation, prototyping, manufacture, QA — so brands can see how a product actually gets made.
Logo and rebrand, full design and development, UI/UX and team training. FDA registered, serving retail brands from Johannesburg.
A stockbroking and investment firm taken through discovery, workshop and a clarity-first copy framework — technical financial services written so a client can act on it.
Discovery summary, company and industry report, workshop, a clarity-first copy framework with service-page drafts, redesign and implementation planning, and migration off a legacy WordPress build.
An independently owned freight operation, explained clearly enough that a procurement team can shortlist it.
Local and over-border freight, warehousing, abnormal loads, cross-docking and shipment tracking.
Thirty years of commercial HVAC, positioned around response time and certification rather than price.
Site, SEO strategy, brand messaging guide and service-level agreement. Clients include Xerox and the City of Johannesburg.
African heritage and upcycled materials presented to corporate buyers without losing either the craft or the commercial case.
Quote-led B2B journey. Client reports 1,000+ corporate clients and 2,000+ reviews.
A seaside guest house positioned where coastal luxury meets corporate stay, with booking handled properly.
Room and rate presentation with NightsBridge booking integration.
An internal ordering portal so every branch buys on-brand merchandise, fulfilled through our reseller network.
Login-gated wholesale pricing, quote requests, wishlists and category-led ordering.
Branded merchandise ordering for a national network — clothing, gifting and display, controlled centrally.
Gated pricing, order guidance, returns policy and request handling.
Store and staff ordering for a national restaurant franchise, on one approved catalogue.
Franchisee-facing merchandise and display ordering with central control.
An OEM and turnkey engineering business made sellable through search — complex process equipment translated into the language buyers actually type.
Strategic analysis and action plan, a Google Ads campaign blueprint built from the company profile, and a Performance Max structure positioning reagent handling, dosing skids, water filtration and dust suppression as modular product lines.
A premium water brand selling direct, with custom branding offered on the product itself.
Online store across bottle sizes, dispensers and custom-branded orders.
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Forty-one builds sit behind this page, across a decade. What you see here is what represents where we are going rather than everywhere we have been — a curation decision, not a complete list.
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