Most portfolios show work from somewhere else. Almost everything here trades within half an hour of our office.
Almost all of these are businesses you drive past, buy from and sit on committees with. That is deliberate: local work means local accountability, and nearly every one of these clients could bump into us at the shops. Most carry a link to the live site, because a screenshot is the easiest thing in the world to flatter.
Three generations and more than 65 years of Shoalhaven plumbing deserved better than a dated site. We carried their navy and cream rebrand through a fast, mobile-first build where the call button is never off screen, because a plumber’s website has exactly one job at 7am when the hot water dies.
A chemical manufacturer with over 400 products, exporting from the region’s industrial heart. Their WooCommerce store had to serve household buyers and industrial accounts from the same catalogue, so we built the browsing, detail and checkout experience to handle both without confusing either.
The region’s business community asked us to rebuild its own front door, which we took as the compliment it is. The new site runs a searchable member directory, event management and fully online membership sign-ups with automated renewals, turning admin the committee used to do by hand into things the website does by itself.
Bespoke jewellery needed a bespoke presence. We designed the TNJ stamp mark in a duck egg palette that nods to the coast, then built an elegant store around it with quick-view products and advanced filtering, so browsing custom pieces online feels as considered as visiting the counter.
A practice mid-rename cannot afford a confused patient. As Livewire Orthodontics became Straight Up, we delivered a new site to their fresh brand guidelines that made the change feel deliberate and reassuring across all three clinics, with practice information patients can actually find.
A sign shop gets judged on how its own work looks, so an out-of-date website was quietly costing them jobs. We refreshed the identity and rebuilt around it, giving the vehicle wraps, shopfronts and fabrication room to be seen at size, with navigation simple enough that somebody pricing a job lands on the right page first click.
A not-for-profit grocer giving locals a hand up when they need it. We designed their logo and built an ecommerce site to match, including a feature we are genuinely proud of: visitors can pay a hamper forward for another member of the community, straight through the checkout.
Opening a bigger venue means keeping the customers the old one earned. We carried enough of the Ponte identity across for regulars to recognise it on sight, then built the site around the three things people actually open a restaurant page for: the menu, a table, and what is on this week. It reads properly on a phone held at the bar.
A blonde and balayage specialist whose online presence now works as hard as the salon floor. One consistent design across the site and WooCommerce store selling retail and gift cards, matching printed gift cards and business cards for the counter, and documentation so the team runs the shop themselves between clients.
After 35+ years as a Nowra institution, their logo needed to catch up with the business. We redrew it around a mustang silhouette in a confident monochrome, with a swish that reads as coastline as much as speed, respectful of the heritage, ready for the next decade of signage.
A Shoalhaven builder who has been on our books since 2014. The site is built around a projects library the Jamieson team fills in themselves, each job filed by suburb and sector, so the portfolio keeps growing without a call to us. Their suburb pages then pull in the jobs done in each place, which is the proof a builder’s local search actually runs on.
A Shoalhaven builder working at the top end of residential and commercial jobs needs a brand as finished as the buildings. Qube already knew what their mark should be, so we sharpened that idea into a modern logo. We then built a site that lets the project photography carry the pitch, with a short path to getting in touch, and set the team up on Microsoft 365.
A self storage yard at Huskisson, renting units to households and businesses around Jervis Bay. We kept their own logo, colours and copy, and rebuilt the design around them: the units themselves fill the opening screen, the seven day access hours sit right under the headline, and pricing and an enquiry form are never more than a tap away.
Builders, joiners, architects, a crane yard, a smash repairer, a native plant nursery and a sports bar. Same office, same phone number.
ShoalhavenCrane hire and rigging, rebadged and rebuilt around what people search for locally.
ShoalhavenCustom timber and cabinetry, findable online for the first time.
ShoalhavenAward-winning one-off homes, on a site with enough room to show them properly.
ShoalhavenLuxury residential architecture, moved off their previous platform onto something it could grow into.
NowraThe Shoalhaven’s longest-standing smash repairer, with the repair process spelled out.
HuskissonA new Huskisson venue with its website open before the doors were.
CudmirrahA family holiday park where the beach is allowed to do the selling.
ShoalhavenA pizzeria that asked us to ignore what pizzeria websites usually look like.
TomerongA native plant nursery selling to landscapers, nurseries and home gardeners.
NowraChartered accountants in town, rebranded and rebuilt to sit behind the new mark.
ShoalhavenFirst aid courses booked and paid for online, and run out of the same place.
ShoalhavenA dental prosthetics practice, with a mark that folds an apple, a tooth and a smile into one icon.
ShoalhavenA cluttered gym site cleared out, with the free trial put where a thumb lands.
ShoalhavenReal estate photography, shown off with before and after sliders and full-width video.
ShoalhavenCement rendering and microcement, with a hawk and trowel mark and a site built to rank.
ShoalhavenConcrete plunge pools, with a quote form that takes the customer’s photos with it.
Shepparton, VICIrrigation, landscaping and turf in Shepparton, rebuilt with every old page address still working.
Bridgetown, WAAn owner-operated fencing business in the South West of WA, where the phone number is now the easiest thing on the page to find.
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