Five builds, no shared template between them.

At-home barber. The booking form writes the text message live as you fill it in, then hands it to your own messages app — so the client replies from his phone instead of chasing a dashboard.

Italian restaurant open since 1991. Six views behind a hash router, the full printed menu as structured data, and reservation requests that arrive as a pre-written text.

Mexican and Salvadoran food truck on Veirs Mill Road. Every line of the site is written twice — English and Spanish swap in place from one toggle, no second set of pages.

Component-level electronics repair. A long-form single page that walks a nervous customer from broken device to booked bench slot, with the pickup radius drawn on a map.

Residential remodeling run by an architect. The site is laid out like a drawing set — sheet numbers, trade-by-trade scope, and the five stages of a job so owners always know where they are.