Five trades, five different problems

We work in a small number of industries on purpose. A restaurant, a dental practice and a guesthouse fail online in completely different ways, and the fix for one is useless to the others. These are the five we know well enough to be specific about.

Restaurants Restaurant websites that fill tables A restaurant website has three jobs: show the menu, take the booking, and be found when someone nearby searches for dinner. Most restaurant sites do none of them well. We build the site around those three jobs, in the local language, and keep it visible in Google and in AI answers. Restaurants
Dental clinics Dental clinic websites that fill the chair A dental website has to do something a restaurant site never does: reduce fear. Patients are choosing a person, not a price list. We build practice sites around the treatments you actually want more of, with booking that works, in language a nervous patient can follow. Dental clinics
Dermatology Dermatology clinics that book consultations Dermatology sits between medicine and aesthetics, and the website has to hold both without sounding like either a hospital or a spa. We build clinic sites that book consultations, explain treatments honestly, and rank for the conditions and procedures patients actually search. Dermatology
Hotels Hotels and guesthouses that book direct Every booking that arrives through a platform costs you a commission you could have kept. A hotel or guesthouse website earns its keep by winning some of those back, which means being findable, being trustworthy at a glance, and making the direct booking easier than the alternative. Hotels
Law firms Law firm websites that read as senior A law firm website is a credibility document. It is read quickly, usually by someone under stress, who is deciding whether you are serious before they decide whether you are right. We build boutique firm sites that carry that conviction in the design, so the copy never has to overclaim. Law firms

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