Everything we’ve baked.

The earliest shop in our history: a WordPress and WooCommerce store built with friends before the company was formed, which we hosted from 2016 to 2018.

We designed and built the tattoo studio's dark, image-led website and gave it a matching hand-drawn icon set, letterhead, illustration and promotional video.

One of the first builds we delivered for a digital agency partner: website development for CV Citi in October 2016.

We built Hard Hat's website in 2016, with product photography and 74 product descriptions, and have looked after it ever since, including a full rebuild in 2023.

Our WordPress site for Like That gave the property valuation service a property search, a valuation calculator and separate areas for buyers, sellers and agents.

In September 2016, in our first weeks of trading, we took on a five-page eCommerce website for R C Auctioneers, one of the earliest builds in our history.

One owner, four brand names and nearly ten years: we built the first HNC Electric Africa website in 2017 and have worked on every brand since.

We built Launch's first website in 2017, rebuilt it as a full online shop in 2025, and have run its search, AI search, advertising and social media since November 2025.

We built MC Churro's website and the brand around it, from the logo and a churros-man character to the trailer wrap, labels and event backdrop.

We rebuilt Nanyata Siyaya Holdings' website on WordPress, kept its established look, added online event registration and payments, and moved it onto our hosting.

One of The Brand Muffin's first clients: we built a WordPress website the business could manage itself, ran its first search and Facebook advertising, and made a 3D animated logo.

In 2018 we built an online learning portal for CPT Skills Development's courses and learners, working for a design agency partner.

We created Eco Earth Bar's original brand in 2018, from its hand logo and labels to product photography, ran its Facebook marketing and built its first online shop.

Between 2019 and 2020 we developed Legionnaire's WooCommerce shop for premium hunting and outdoor gear, with variable products for every size and option.

We designed and built a website of about ten pages for SOS Wellness, planned for search from the start, and set up its Google Business page.

We developed The Shady Guy's WordPress website and hosted it from November 2019 into 2020.

We designed and built WAVU's WordPress website to its corporate identity, licensing the brand's typeface for the web and applying its colour specifications.

We built Workspace on the Avenue's online business directory in 2019 for a design agency partner, with paid listings, claims, maps and ratings; it still runs today.

We rebuilt the environmental consultancy's ASP.NET website in WordPress with its existing style, trained its team and supported it until 2022.

My Compass was our own business directory for Ireland, run from 2021 to 2024, with business listings and maps, a code of conduct, an online shop and a newsletter.

Since 2022 we have built and run the festival's website and its sister site Space Connection, with its ticketing, merchandise shop and email campaigns.

We designed and built Consafe's online catalogue, where trade buyers browse the safety equipment range and request a quote, with prices kept private.

We replaced the association's ten-year-old website with a new Avada build with members' access, and set up a separate learning site for its members.

We designed and built a wholesale WooCommerce shop with members' access, commissioned illustrations and a catalogue structured to the client's own plan.

We designed and built a WooCommerce shop for beauty and personal-care products, with the product data, licensed imagery, payments, shipping and policies ready for launch.

We rebuilt China Dream's existing website on WordPress and Avada, carried its content across, and moved the site and domain onto our hosting.

We built Blue Box Technologies' WooCommerce store for lighting, sound and solar equipment, then turned it into a catalogue for trade enquiries without public prices.

We replaced an unfinished bespoke shop with a B2B storefront that a corporate customer's procurement system buys from directly, and open-sourced two of its plugins.

We built Phoenix Equipment's online catalogue and shop for outdoor, agriculture and solar equipment, with its colours taken from the Phoenix Holding logo.