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Lunarlink Solutions, Toronto
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Concept showcase
Each one is a complete multi-page site for an industry we work in. The brands are imagined, the builds are real. Open any card to walk through it like a customer would.
Roofing · Concept
Residential roofing is an emergency business. The old site buried the phone number and the free-inspection form. The new one makes both impossible to miss; you can go from the homepage to a booked inspection in three taps.
Law firm · Concept
A plaintiff personal-injury boutique site that reads like a litigation annual report. Recent matters as case citations, partners as people, intake as a short conversation. No gavel imagery, no billboard verdicts, no boilerplate.
HVAC · Concept
A third-generation HVAC company's site rebuilt around the moment the furnace stops. The home page is a sticky 'heat out?' bar, a service-area map, and same-day slots that update on the hour.
LTL · Concept
Most carrier websites bury the people who actually move the freight. Shippers see the same rate calculator on every site. Drivers see a generic careers page. We rebuilt Pinegrove around the thing a regional carrier still does better than the nationals: knowing the dock manager by name.
Aesthetics · Concept
A Scottsdale med spa site built in a soft, tactile neumorphic language. The interface mirrors the brand (quiet, skin-toned), and the funnel is built around the booked consult instead of the impulse buy.
Early childhood · Concept
A nature-forward Portland preschool site built in a soft, puffy, claymorphic language. Every tile looks molded by hand. The whole flow is pointed at one outcome: booking a campus tour.
Auto detailing · Concept
A precision auto detailing studio in Lake Forest, IL. Ceramic coating, paint protection film, paint correction, and concours prep, one car at a time. Built for collectors and daily drivers who want a written process and a controlled bay.
A family carry-out pizza shop site built for two questions: what is on the menu, and how do I get a pie tonight. The phone, the menu, and the order CTA are never more than one tap away.
