Every site below is live, and every one of them was designed, built and deployed by one person. Click through and use them - they are not mock-ups.
A pizzeria in Woodstock, GA. The old site had 4 pages Google could index; the rebuild has 125 — every dish and category on its own address — and every old link still lands where it should.
Read the case studyA cabinet showroom in Norcross, GA. 18,289 SKUs across 65 product lines, priced and searchable, with a planner that draws the customer's own kitchen in 3D before they buy.
Read the case studyA pilates instructor in İstanbul. Her whole site rebuilt — classes, a tabbed gallery of 17 photographs and 21 training clips, and 15 articles written to be found.
Read the case studyKitchen cabinets and countertops across Atlanta. Built to load fast and to be found for the searches its customers actually type.
Read the case studyAn online store built end to end — catalogue, secure checkout, payments and shipping.
Read the case studyA smart-home e-commerce site, from product data through to the buying flow.
Read the case studyAn airport transfer service — booking, routes and pricing that a traveller can use on a phone in a hurry.
Read the case studyA Turkish technology blog — virtualization, VMware and Linux, written for engineers. Built for volume: hundreds of posts, categories and search that stay fast.
Read the case studyMy own product. A multi-tenant CMS platform on Cloudflare Workers: 21 sector scripts, a plugin marketplace, licensing and billing — the whole thing written here.
Read the case studyBus, flight and hotel booking in one search — routes, seat selection, instant e-tickets and 3D Secure payment, built for a Turkish travel operator.
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