Editorial Roastery
Kindred Roast Co.
A coffee store set like a magazine, with roast dates, farm prices and a cart that follows you.
Website Showcase
33 working concept sites for 11 kinds of small business. Each one started with research on what those customers look for, went through three review passes, and runs on Microsoft Azure. Pick your niche and click around.
A store page has one job: get a shopper from interest to a confident checkout.
What e-commerce sites needEditorial Roastery
A coffee store set like a magazine, with roast dates, farm prices and a cart that follows you.
Soft Minimal Luxury
A calm skincare store with a three-question routine finder and reviews you can filter by skin type.
Bold Athletic
A dark, high-energy gear store with a trip-based Gear Finder that builds and prices a full kit.
A law firm website has one job: turn a stressed visitor into a consultation.
What law firm sites needCase Results First
Fast injury intake: a case review form in the hero, results with disclaimers, and Spanish.
Calm Counsel
A quiet, plain-language family law site with fees in plain sight and online booking.
Editorial Counsel
A broadsheet-style firm site with column rules, published insights and a planning checkup.
An insurance website turns a careful shopper into a quote request.
What insurance sites needLocal Agency, Many Carriers
A friendly coastal agency site built around one quote picker and real agent faces.
Friendly Fintech
Playful insurtech with a drawn otter mascot and live prices that show their math.
Industrial Broker
A spec-sheet broker site for builders and makers, with a live coverage gap check.
A PT website turns a person in pain into a booked first visit.
What physical therapy sites needReturn to Play
Dark, athletic sports PT site with a test-driven rehab plan and 3-step online booking.
Clear and Caring
Large-type, high-contrast clinic site with a searchable conditions list and open-now clinic hours.
Boutique Wellness
Warm, editorial pelvic health studio with a reimbursement estimator and free-call booking.
A dental website turns a nervous, price-conscious visitor into a booked first visit.
What dental sites needFriendly Family
Sunny, kid-friendly family practice with a 4-step booking flow and insurance checker.
Luxury Smile Studio
Fashion-editorial cosmetic studio with a before and after slider and a treatment finder.
Posted Prices
Product-style practice site with a searchable price list, savings calculator and booking.
An urgent care website answers three questions in seconds: are you open, how long is the wait, and do you take my insurance.
What urgent care sites needWait Times Up Front
A live wait board leads the page, so patients save a spot before they leave home.
After-Hours for Kids
A starry night-shift brand that tells worried parents if tonight is an urgent care night.
The Front Range Line
Seven clinics drawn as a transit line, with live waits, video visits and an employer portal.
A real estate website has two jobs: help buyers find the right home and turn sellers into listing appointments.
What real estate sites needPrivate Client Luxury
A quiet, editorial site for a waterfront agent: curated estates, private listings, a sold ledger.
First Home Guide
A warm, plain-English agent site that turns first-time buyers' questions into booked calls.
Search-First Brokerage
A product-grade brokerage site: live filters, a linked price map, quick views and market data.
A roofing website has one job: turn a worried homeowner or facility manager into a booked inspection.
What roofing sites needStorm Response
A storm roofer that walks homeowners from hail to approved claim, with a drone report to prove it.
Heritage Materials
A slate and copper specialist that sells restoration over replacement, with the math to back it.
Facility Manager's Roofer
A commercial roofer that sells maintenance programs with live pricing and a 4-hour leak promise.
A landscaping site sells with finished work. Show projects by type, give a price signal early, and make the next step one tap away on a phone.
What landscaping sites needOutdoor Living Portfolio
A dark, editorial design-build studio site where the finished gardens do the selling.
Instant Quote Subscriptions
A bright, app-like lawn care site that shows the price before it asks for an email.
Grow Native
A warm field-guide site with a filterable library of 30 real Central Texas natives.
A plumbing website has two jobs. Get the panicked caller on the phone in one tap, and give the planned-job customer a price and a time slot without a call.
What plumbing sites needEmergency First
A live dispatch board, a shutoff valve guide and a call button that never leaves the screen.
Three Generations
A family-heritage site with a story timeline, a signed promise and reviews you can filter by job.
Book It Like a Table
Flat prices, live 2-hour windows and a three-step booking flow, plus a water hardness check.
An HVAC site has two jobs. Get the no-heat or no-AC caller on the phone in one tap, and turn everyone else into a booked tune-up, a membership or a financed system.
What HVAC sites needComfort Club
Friendly hot-and-cold brand built to sell memberships, book tune-ups and route emergencies.
Electrification
Data-forward heat pump brand: honest savings math, measured results and an audit-first funnel.
115 Degree Emergency
Emergency-first AC brand with a live tech board, real arrival windows and a replacement price finder.
Under the hood
These are concepts for fictional businesses, built the same way a client site gets built.
Every niche got its own research pass: what customers look for, what makes them call, and what makes them leave.
Checked at 360, 390, 768, 1024 and 1440 pixels wide. No sideways scrolling, buttons sized for thumbs.
Plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript. Photos ship as WebP in two sizes. No page builder, no plugins.
Readable contrast, labeled form fields, visible keyboard focus and a skip link on every page.
Call, book or start a quote from the first screen, on a desktop and on a phone.
Calculators, booking flows, carts, filters and quote forms you click through. Forms are demos and send nothing.
Hosting
The whole showcase ships as one nginx container on Azure Container Apps. One warm replica answers every request, so nobody waits on a cold start. The app pulls its image from Azure Container Registry with a managed identity, so there are no passwords to leak. Logs land in Log Analytics, and a budget alert emails me before costs drift.
Tell me what you do, who you serve and what the site needs to do. You get a reply by email with next steps.