Real, completed client work below — followed by design concepts showing the quality benchmark we bring to every engagement. Not templates. Thinking made visible.
A landing page for a Costa Rica-based wildlife photography expedition, live and collecting waiting-list sign-ups ahead of the Founder's Edition departure. Full-bleed photography, a photography-first brand system pulled from the client's own materials, and a dual WhatsApp + email conversion path — no clutter competing with the images doing the actual selling.
The follow-on project after the expedition landing page above: a from-scratch rebuild of Ewan's main website, replacing an ageing template with an original design system built to spec — his full body of UK and Costa Rica work, his writing, and a content layer built to outlast its first CMS.
A fictional Tamarindo tour operator, built as a one-page example. Explore it as a visitor would, then switch to See what’s built in to go behind the scenes: section-by-section notes on how every element is considered for search, clear answers and AI assistants, alongside accessibility, speed and easy enquiries. It shows the thinking we bring to building your site.
A dark, moody, editorial site concept for a beachfront fine-dining restaurant — built to make a reservation feel like the start of the evening, not a form to fill out. Deep mahogany and amber tones, cinematic photography treatment, and a menu presentation designed to sell the experience, not just list dishes.
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A multi-page concept for a surf school offering lessons, camps, and rentals — built around the exact question a first-time visitor actually has: "which lesson is right for me?" Clear skill-level segmentation, camp packages, and a booking path that gets a nervous beginner to "yes" quickly.
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An e-commerce concept for an artisan accessories brand outgrowing "just Instagram" — built to give handmade goods a permanent, owned home online instead of a feed that disappears under a new algorithm every few months. Product-first layout, artisan storytelling, and a checkout that doesn't get in its own way.
We'd rather under-claim now and over-deliver later than the reverse. Ewan Crosbie Photography, above, is the first real client — two completed projects so far, built to this exact framework. As more engagements complete, this page will keep replacing design concepts with real, named work, so a claim is never made without the number behind it.
What the business looked like before — real screenshots, real numbers, no vague "struggling online" summary.
The specific, scoped work — not a generic list of services, the actual decisions made and why.
Measured against business outcomes — enquiries, bookings, revenue — not just traffic or impressions.
A direct quote, attributed and verifiable, not a paraphrase written on their behalf.
How long it took, honestly — including the parts that took longer than planned.
Published only with the client's explicit sign-off on what's shared and how.
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