Projects

Two websites, different services and a separate job portal – even though everything belongs to one company and the same market.

Individual offerings and a job portal could grow into one connected digital platform.

A web project became a digital business model.

Customers needed an easy way to see what the shop offers and get in touch directly — without downloading an app or creating an account just to ask a question.

It needs to help people find it, understand what it offers and get in direct contact as quickly as possible.

Customers can now find AfroShop Afrika-Afrika online in their own language and reach the shop directly on WhatsApp — as easily as messaging a friend.

Restaurant websites often bury the two things guests actually want first: what’s on the menu, and what the place feels like.

A quick look at the menu, a sense of the atmosphere, then a way to book or find the place — in that order.

As a concept, EAT Restaurant shows how a hospitality website can lead with atmosphere and appetite instead of a wall of text.

Many salon websites look generic — the same layout as any other local business, with the brand and services barely visible.

Seeing the work, understanding the services, and finding it easy to get in touch or book.

As a concept, YO Salon shows how a salon’s website can feel as considered as the experience it’s selling.

Local service businesses often lose trust online simply because their website looks unfinished or hard to navigate.

What services are offered, who the business is, and how to get a quote — nothing more than that, presented well.

As a concept, YO Cleaning shows how a local service business can look established and trustworthy with a simple, well-built website.

Booking by phone means missed calls, back-and-forth messages, and a schedule that lives in someone’s head instead of a system.

What a customer needs to book with confidence, and what a business needs to manage its day without extra admin work.

As a concept, Bella Salon Booking shows how appointment-based businesses can replace phone tag with a system that works for both sides.

Cleaning businesses juggle different property types, sizes and available teams — pricing and scheduling by hand doesn’t scale.

Fast enough for a customer to complete in under a minute, structured enough for the business to plan its teams around it.

As a concept, FreshSpace Cleaning shows how a service business can turn booking and scheduling into something customers complete themselves — in under a minute.

Project status, shared documents and client messages often end up scattered across email threads and file attachments — hard to track for both sides.

A clear status, the latest documents, and a message thread that doesn’t get lost.

As a concept, YunikaOne Client Hub shows how ongoing client relationships can run through one clear, live portal instead of scattered emails.

Design feedback often gets lost across emails and attachments, with no clear record of what was approved, when, or by whom.

A version gets shared, a client reacts, changes get requested — and everyone needs to see the same up-to-date status.

As a concept, StudioFlow shows how creative approvals can happen in one clear thread instead of a scattered email chain.