I pick a real business near me, research it properly, and build the site it should have. Then I show the owner. No mockups, no lorem ipsum, no "coming soon" — working sites you can open right now.
Every site below went through the same four steps. It's the part most freelancers don't show, and it's the part that decides whether a site is any good.
Their Instagram, Facebook, Foodpanda and Google listing — read properly, not guessed at. Real menu, real prices, real hours. Every fact marked confirmed or unverified, and anything unverified stays off the site.
Each build gets a font pair, palette and layout that no earlier build used, tracked in a table so nothing repeats. If two shops on the same street ever compare, they don't see the same template twice.
One self-contained HTML file. No page builder, no marketplace theme, no plugin stack to break or expire. It loads fast because there is nothing in it that doesn't need to be there.
Opened in a real browser at 1440, 960 and 390 pixels wide. Screenshots actually looked at, not assumed. Sideways-scroll bugs checked in code rather than by eye.
None of these were commissioned. They are spec builds — I researched the business and built the site unprompted, to show what it could look like. Where a real business is named, that business has not hired me and has no involvement. Concept builds use invented names and are marked as such.
Spec buildWhat I found: they run a recurring community programme, Usrah Tumbuh, already on its third edition — and nothing online explained what it was or how to join.
Spec buildWhat I found: 15.6K followers on Instagram and a registered Sdn Bhd — but the entire business lived inside a feed, with no page of its own.
Spec buildWhat I found: 13K on Facebook, founded by the man behind GTR Burger's 300+ stalls. A serious brand with a 44-item menu and nowhere to put it.
Spec buildWhat I found: 100% Australian beef, Bumiputera-owned, 1.2K on Facebook — with the menu and opening hours buried in post captions.
Spec buildWhat I found: already taking orders through a third-party system, but with no page of their own to send customers to first.
Spec buildWhat I found: four branches across Kuantan, with no single page a parent could use to find the nearest one.
ConceptThe constraint: built to the Legal Profession (Publicity) Rules 2025, in force 1 January 2026 — which forbid a firm publishing its fees at all. So: no prices, no statistics, no claims about outcomes.
ConceptThe idea: deliberately unbranded, so it can be shown to any workshop without them seeing a competitor's name on the demo.
ConceptThe idea: a booking-led salon page for shops running entirely on Instagram DMs, where the price list and opening hours never make it out of the chat.
Twelve more are built but not yet deployed — clinics, a spa, a florist, a bakery, a cyber café, tuition centres, a fried chicken chain and an analytics dashboard. Each has the same research and outreach notes behind it. Ask and I'll send whichever is closest to your trade.
That's how every project on this page started. Tell me the business and I'll research it and build the first version — then you look at it.