
Independent retailer
Aurora
Aurora had steady traffic and a full cart rate that looked healthy — right up until the checkout, where two thirds of shoppers walked away.
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Every project here started with a business problem, not a mood board. Each one shows what was broken, what we changed, and what it moved.

Independent retailer
Aurora had steady traffic and a full cart rate that looked healthy — right up until the checkout, where two thirds of shoppers walked away.
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Private practice
Reception was fielding calls all day for appointments that could have been booked online — if anyone had been able to find the booking page.
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B2B software
Kestrel's home page tried to speak to four audiences at once. Visitors couldn't tell what the product did within the first screen, so most left before scrolling.
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Restaurant group
Three sites, one PDF menu and a delivery app taking 30% of every order. The website existed but did nothing except point people somewhere more expensive.
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Estate agency
Buyers were finding Parallax listings on the portals and never on their own site. When they did arrive, search took eleven seconds to return a result.
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Trade contractor
A contractor with fifteen years of work behind them and a website that looked like it had been built in an afternoon in 2013. Good work, no proof of it.
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Over 150 websites shipped and the businesses behind them still trading on the results. A few of them, in their own words.
“We'd been told for years that the checkout was 'fine'. The audit came back with the exact three screens people were leaving on, and a number next to each one. That was the first time anyone had made the problem measurable.”
“Reception used to spend half the morning on the phone. Now most people book themselves in on a phone at 9pm. Nothing about the treatments changed — only the way the site asks for the booking.”
“I expected a redesign and got a business argument instead. Every layout decision came with a reason and, later, with a result. Our sales team stopped complaining about lead quality about six weeks in.”
“Delivery apps were taking a cut of nearly every order because our own site was painful to use. Fixing that was cheaper than one year of those fees.”
“The old site looked smart and did nothing. The new one is plainer and the phone rings. I'd take that trade every time.”
“What sold me was that they told me two of the things I wanted were a waste of money before we'd signed anything.”