Services Website development

Website development

Production Phoenix LiveView sites — branding, information architecture, and a deploy you can operate. Not a generic CMS install.

What it is

We build the public site as a product: IA, copy structure, photography, and a Phoenix or OnePage deploy with the same supervision bar as the backends.

Two clickable samples: Atrium Walls (interior mural studio) and Vale Meridian (private-client residential) — finish you can walk, not a wireframe.

Who it is for

Studios, makers, and operators who need a public site that matches the rest of the stack — LiveView, payments, and a release train — not a throwaway brochure.

Capabilities

  • Information architecture and a full page set (home, work, services, process, contact)
  • Production Phoenix or static-in-front-of-LiveView deploys
  • Brand, type, and photography direction that can survive daily use
  • Inquiry flows that land in a real inbox
  • Same OTP/QA bar as the rest of the catalog — no orphan WordPress

How we engage

  • Scope the rooms of the site the way we scope failure modes — what must be true on day one
  • Build against a real content set, not placeholder copy
  • Ship a deploy and a sample you can click, then iterate

How we work

01

Scope the failure modes

What must never break, what can degrade, and what the audit trail needs to prove.

02

Build or harden

Implement with OTP supervision, tests, and measurable gates — or review and repair existing systems.

03

Ship with proof

CI packages, demos, and runbooks so the next engineer can own the system without archaeology.

Sample sites

Sample

Atrium Walls

Invented interior-mural studio. Full sample site — not a live commission desk.

Atrium Walls sample photograph

Open Atrium Walls

Sample

Vale Meridian

Invented private-client residential practice. Full sample site — not a live listing desk.

Vale Meridian sample photograph

Open Vale Meridian

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