some examples
Here are a few of the websites we have authored:
Nauticalhistory.net was built for a maritime historian who spends much of his time giving enrichment lectures on Princess' cruise ships; a cruise ship motif for the site-wide menu and animated waves seemed highly appropriate!
The site appeared on page 1 of a Google search for "Maritime Historian Brisbane" within two weeks of the first draft being published (which was only faintly embarrassing). He is now based in Darwin.
Google PageSpeed: Mobile 100 Desktop 100
A website for the Donnybrook Regional Tourism Association was a freebie, not entirely altruistic but partly driven out of frustration at the inability of similar sites to deliver real benefits to local tourism in a fair way. The site featured hard coded links on the home page to all of the DRTA member's sites, which were invisible but followable by search engines. Directory pages were dynamically loaded with entries in random alphabetic order, so that all businesses were on the same page, but a different one was always at the top of the list. Each directory entry had its own photo, map, "click to call" phone links, and website, social media and email links. A new guard at the DRTA replaced the site with one having none of these features, blatantly cloned from that of the adjacent tourism association.
Google PageSpeed: Mobile 100 Desktop 100
The OffGridRVWA website is a basic small business website of only four pages, built for a newly-established business undertaking electrical upgrades of recreational vehicles. In a highly competitive field with other long standing competition, the website is ranking well in searches for such services.
Google PageSpeed: Mobile 100 Desktop 100
Bryanna Management Services website was a replacement for one that wasn't performing in search engine results pages. The makeover included modernisation, full SEO treatment, and improved mobile-friendliness.
An overall 70% size reduction was achieved despite addition of an eye-catching "where would you rather be?" slideshow for this motel relief management business. The owners have recently retired.
Google PageSpeed: Mobile 99 Desktop 99
Our sentimental favourite! The Griffin Coal website was our first, started when Colin was an employee of the company in the late 90's. The site became very popular because it was pitched at a wide audience; it had general interest sections for families, resources for students and their teachers, and interactive games and puzzles for kids. A secured area was provided for customers.
The site featured a user-driveable "coal train" drop-down menu, and a short animation on the home page. The Company decided that it didn't suit their corporate image and took it down; I had a frantic phone call a day later from a University of Queensland lecturer who had been using it for a student assignment. Griffin eventually replaced it with a suitably dreary site and went broke shortly after (no credit claimed).