Work

Real work, shown honestly.

Our most recent projects. They're all live, and you can check every one. Each says whose it is, a client's or our own. No invented clients, no borrowed numbers, and nothing still in development shown without a label saying so.

  1. The first screen of Traveling Houston: the inside of the Apollo lunar module Eagle, its triangular windows and instrument panels, under the words “Houston, Tranquility Base here.”

    Traveling Houston

    A field guide to Houston that starts on the Moon.

    No one hired us for this one. It's our own field guide to our own city. It starts inside Apollo 11's lunar module, where the first word of the message home was “Houston.” As you scroll, you fall all the way down into a 3D Houston built from open map data, and the camera flies to each of 140 checked places. It has its own radio of 158 original songs, a live sky, sixteen games and five languages.

    Our own project, self-initiated · Travel · City guide · Houston, Texas

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  2. The redesigned Nostos Beach House homepage: a wide photograph of Manzanita beach beneath the headline “Seven miles of sand. Thirty yards away.”

    Nostos Beach House

    From a guest manual to a beach house worth booking.

    The old site was a ten-page guide for people who had already booked. It had no story about the house, no photos that did the coastline justice, and no way to book. We built what was missing, and kept the guide the owners had written.

    Anthony created a perfect site for our AirBnB without any creative direction from us.
    Kevin L., owner, Nostos Beach House

    Redesign and rebuild · Hospitality · Vacation rental · Manzanita, Oregon

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  3. The live Sweet Squares homepage: the headline “Every square is spoken for before it is cut.” with three photographed squares set into the sentence, on a dark ground scored into squares.

    Sweet Squares

    The day comes first, because the kitchen does.

    A family dessert business was taking orders through a checkbox form that emailed an inbox, on a site that contradicted itself about deposits and delivery. Now it's a shop where you pick a baking day before you pick a flavor. Every rule on the page comes straight from the setting that enforces it.

    The entire process was professional, smooth, and focused on bringing my vision to life.
    Troy J., owner, Sweet Squares

    Storefront rebuild plus ordering and operations platform · Local food · Dessert bakery · Greater Houston, Texas

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