Every build here is a working demonstration on a made-up business. It is live code you can click through and try, not a real client’s results. Each one reads the same way: the problem, what we built, the decisions and why we made them, and the result the work aims for.
Demo business, not a real client
Foundry Strength Club runs a full week of group classes across three coaches, but the old site just listed class names with no sense of which sessions still had room. Members showed up to find a class already full, and prospective members had no way to see the schedule before joining.
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Demo business, not a real client
Prairie Post Feed & Supply stocks everything from livestock feed to fencing hardware, but ran without an online store, every order meant a phone call and someone in the back checking a shelf. Customers who wanted to buy outside store hours had no way to.
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Demo business, not a real client
Linden & Grey is a boutique that showed its collection as a lookbook with no way to buy, a visitor who wanted a piece had to message the shop and hope the right size was still in stock.
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Demo business, not a real client
Copper Kettle Bakehouse runs a morning rush of drink and pastry orders with no way to order ahead, every customer waited in the same line whether they wanted a black coffee or a full round for the office, and there was no way to track loyalty beyond a paper punch card that got left at home half the time.
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