Small teams, big sighs of relief.
No 40-slide case studies here, just a handful of friendly projects, what each team needed, and what we shipped. Names softened to keep everyone comfy.
The Tuesday Roastery
Needed: Their online order form lost half its tickets during the morning rush, and the staff were re-typing orders by hand.
Shipped: A rebuilt one-page order flow with instant kitchen printing and a tidy daily summary. Lost tickets dropped to zero, lattes flowed.
Maple Street Family Care
Needed: A welcoming new site so new patients could find hours, services, and how to book without three phone calls.
Shipped: A warm, plain-language Bright Site with an easy intake page and a CMS the front desk actually enjoys updating.
Riverbend Reads
Needed: Volunteer sign-ups lived in a tangle of spreadsheets and nobody knew who was covering Saturday.
Shipped: A calm shift-planning tool with self-serve sign-ups and a one-glance coverage board. Saturday is covered.
Pan de la Abuela
Needed: Custom-cake requests arrived by DM, email, and shouted across the counter, and got lost.
Shipped: A cheerful order-request page that funnels everything into one inbox with photos and pickup dates attached.
Glasswing Ceramics
Needed: Inventory counting happened across six browser tabs every single Sunday night.
Shipped: One quiet inventory screen built around their kiln schedule, with low-stock nudges. Sundays are theirs again.
Harborlight Co-op
Needed: The members' newsletter sign-up had been quietly broken for months and nobody noticed.
Shipped: A fixed sign-up, a recovered list, and a 5-minute video so they'd never wonder how it works again.
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