Work
One client, and three things built to show what the structure can carry.
The concepts are labelled as concepts. Nobody should have to guess which is which.
Selected work
Client, live
SoLit Electric
Electrician, Baton Rouge. Service pages, town pages, structured data, a blog. Panel upgrade from position 38 to 10.
Photography, concept
Photography sphere
A studio portfolio arranged on a sphere you can drag or steer with your hand.
Electrician, concept
Dark electrician landing
One screen, one arc that follows the cursor, built to see how far one page can carry a mood.
Plumbing, concept
Plumbing, Denham Springs
A locally owned shop imagined with a canvas water surface behind the headline.
The original, still running
The first build, kept live and untouched, Spline bot and all. This is where the new one started.
What a concept is, and is not
A concept is a design study. There is no customer behind the plumbing shop or the photography studio, and I am not going to imply there is. They exist because the structure has to work for any trade, and proving that means building it for trades I do not have a client in yet.
When a plumber or an HVAC shop signs, the concept becomes their page. Until then it stays labelled.
Why show them at all
Because one live client is a claim about electricians, and three concepts are a claim about the method. You are deciding whether the way I build survives contact with your trade, and that question is answered by looking at the shape rather than the logo.