Websites that bring in business.

We design and build them from an empty file — along with the online systems that run behind them.

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A plaster study head cut down to its flat planes, lit hard from the left

Two things, both carved from nothing.

01

Websites

The public face of a business that already works. Custom layout, your own photography, and the part nobody sees but everybody feels — it loads fast, it reads on a phone, and it still looks right a year later.

02

Online systems

The half your customers never see. Records, approvals, sign-offs and audit trails — the work currently living in a lever-arch file and four versions of the same spreadsheet, moved online and made to behave.

Sculpting is mostly deciding what to take away.

  • Bought themes and page builders
  • Cluttered layouts that bury the offer
  • Slow loads and pop-ups that arrive first
  • Navigation nobody can follow
  • Copy that says nothing at all

What is left is a website that brings you business.

A dark bronze ring of figures on a plinth against a pale sky, the centre of it empty

Our work

Websites

The Njia website on a laptop — a centred serif headline reading “The way south, then west” over acacia trees at sunset The same site on a phone, with the headline set left and anchored low

Njia

Safari tour operator

A seven-day itinerary rebuilt so the page works like the road it sells — you scroll the route, and every park fee is published before a deposit is asked for.

Visit the site
The Primesol Chemicals website on a laptop — a navy hero reading “Chemical supply built on control” beside a photograph of the Thika plant The same site on a phone, the specification strip stacked below the headline

Primesol Chemicals

Chemical manufacturer, Thika

A manufacturer's public face, built for the buyers who actually search for it — what it makes, in which sizes, and the road distance to every market it supplies.

Visit the site

Online systems

Spend Crumbs on a laptop — a dark board reading cash at risk, reorder budget, and a table marking products “reorder now” or “stop buying” The same tool on a phone, showing a reorder decision with the days of stock left

Spend Crumbs

Stock intelligence for shops

The stock spreadsheet a shop already keeps, turned into decisions — what to reorder, what to stop buying, and where the money is sitting still. It runs entirely in the browser, so the file never leaves the machine.

Visit spendcrumbs.com

Start a project

Tell us what your business does.

We will tell you what it should look like, and what it would take. No template, no retainer, no obligation — every project is quoted on its own terms.

  1. BriefA call. What the business does, and what the current site is costing you.
  2. DirectionsTwo or three real designs to choose from. Never a wireframe.
  3. BuildCarved from an empty file, in the open, section by section.
  4. HandoverDeployed and yours — files, domain, accounts. Nothing locked to us.
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