Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
Ridgeline Roofing Co.
A storm-response roofer: shelter under a live storm, then watch Tuesday’s hail replay across town and see whether it hit your street.
Open the demo →The Lab · Web design examples
Working sites, not mockups.
Every page here is a running site built for a business that doesn't exist. Open one and click around. The business sites have my Missed-Call agent built in: tap Call and watch what happens when nobody picks up.
Sites for local businesses
Built to turn a visit into a call.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
Northfork Heating & Plumbing
An HVAC and plumbing site run as one service call: a thermostat that sets the weather, a thermal camera that finds five hidden faults, and a dispatch board.
Open the demo →Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
Fernhollow Landscapes
A landscaper’s drawing set: sketch a garden path with your finger and watch it come back planted, annotated and priced.
Open the demo →Restaurant · Missed-Call agent built in
Marrick’s
An oak-fire steakhouse: stoke the fire, make the first cut on real footage with your own hand, taste it layer by layer, hold an aged cut, and pick your seat.
Open the demo →Showpieces
What the browser can do when you let it.
Real-time fluid simulation · WebGL2
Nocta
A fragrance launch over one live liquid: hold the atomizer and spray the bottle into it, and watch the notes condense out of the mist.
Open the demo →3D configurator · Working escapement
Halden Meridian
A watch house’s catalogue in four plates: a live 3D configurator, an escapement you can slow to a standstill, a true-size wrist check and a timing certificate.
Open the demo →Scroll-driven 3D · Synthesized sound
Tessel Arc
A speaker launch film that plays its own soundtrack: turn the sound on and the 3D speaker pumps to a track made live in your browser, then lands in a real store.
Open the demo →Kinetic typography · Page-turn physics
MARGIN, No. 12
A magazine you can actually page through: peel the corner of Issue No. 12 and turn it, then put your own company’s name on the masthead.
Open the demo →Want one of these with your name on it?
$600 a month covers the site, hosting, small updates (up to 2 hours a month), and an agent, like the one that texts back every caller you miss. Fifteen minutes on the phone tells us both if it fits.