Who we work with.
Three kinds of client, and what we usually build for each. Most projects do not fit neatly into one category, so tell us the situation and we will advise.
- Who we work with
- Small businesses, creators and early-stage teams
- Where we work
- Adelaide, across Australia, and internationally
- How it starts
- A conversation about the outcome, not a package
- What you get
- A firm scope and a fixed quote before work begins
For small business
Small business.
Professional websites, local search, online stores and automation built for businesses that need to be found and trusted before anyone walks through the door.
- Custom sites that read as established
- Local search and Google Business set up
- Hosting, email and upkeep handled for you
For creators
Creators.
Portfolios, personal brands and digital storefronts for people whose audience already exists - and who need somewhere to own it outright rather than rent it from a platform.
- A home that is not a social profile
- Merch, memberships and ticketing
- Somewhere credible to send brands
For startups
Startups.
Rapid prototypes and production platforms for early-stage teams, built on foundations that hold up when the idea works and the traffic arrives.
- An MVP that is worth keeping
- Instrumented from the first release
- Architecture that grows without a rewrite
“Hayden has a unique balance of technical expertise, excellent customer service, and a phenomenal eye for visual design. Working with him has raised the bar for our entire business.”
Amber Trueblood
Trueblood Band - Mercury Records / UMG
How a project runs.
The same four stages for every project, whichever category you fall into.
Discovery
We learn the business, the audience and the constraint that actually matters before proposing anything.
Strategy
A clear plan, a firm scope and a fixed quote. You know what is being built and what it costs before work starts.
Build
The work happens in the open. You follow progress and shape it while changes are still simple to make.
Launch and support
We deploy it, monitor it, and stay involved. Launch is the start of the relationship rather than the end of the job.
Not sure which fits?
Describe the situation and we will tell you what we would recommend, including when the answer is that you do not need us.