Sites running for real businesses, and full builds created to show how a particular kind of business should work online. Each is a real, deployed site you can open.
Property Management Platform · Platform architecture
Magnolia Property Management Platform
A rental platform you can open and use: browse and filter available homes, open a page for any property or unit, and reach resident or owner services. Behind it, a management system where a team publishes listings, controls what goes live, and imports a portfolio that already exists in a spreadsheet.
StackNext.js · React · TypeScript · Sanity · Vercel
Local-service website · Live website
Mike's Pro Handyman
A production local-service platform built to turn Las Vegas search traffic into booked work. The structure is the argument: a business competing across nine separate trades needs nine places to compete rather than one page listing them, and a business that is always asked whether it covers a given suburb needs somewhere to send that question. Most of what follows on the site is a consequence of those two decisions.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS · MDX
Studio and resource platform · Live website
WebCraft Labz
The studio's own platform, and the largest system here. It runs three separate MDX content collections behind one publishing pipeline, a Resource Center that treats blog and news as a single queryable library rather than two feeds, an interactive build estimator, and this portfolio. Routing, structured data, sitemap generation and canonical URLs are all derived from content rather than maintained by hand.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS · MDX · Analytics
Hospitality and booking website demo · Business demo
Glamping Retreat Booking Website
A hospitality demonstration built around two different booking intents rather than one. Individual stays move through packages and accommodation detail into an inquiry-based reservation, while a separate gatherings route handles group and event enquiries, which is where this kind of property makes its margin. The reservation flow is deliberately inquiry-led rather than a live checkout, matching how small operators actually take bookings.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS
Research and education platform · Business demo
Axon Labs
A research and education platform that organises a genuinely messy subject into something navigable. Rather than one long page, the material is split into topic hubs — concepts, research focus areas, materials and protocols — each with its own route and its own depth. A dedicated research-use-only page sets out scope and boundaries explicitly, which is the part most sites in this space leave vague.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS · Vercel
Local-service website concept · Website concept
Black Hat Welders
A mobile-welding website concept built around the way dispatch work actually converts: a named quote-to-dispatch path, a dedicated request-service route, and service pages split by discipline rather than lumped together. It also carries two independent publishing sections, blog and news, which is unusual for a site this size and shows the content system scaling past a single feed.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS · MDX
Beauty-service website concept · Website concept
Hailey Jade
A beauty-service website concept designed for how this industry is actually researched — on a phone, before booking. Four service tiers carry their own pricing and duration, an FAQ answers the objections that otherwise become unanswered DMs, and a policies route handles cancellations and preparation up front. Social proof runs through a work gallery rather than stock imagery.
StackNext.js · Tailwind CSS
