Bay Area, California

MaxHudson

01  For local businesses

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  1. An invented boatyard’s website, drawn as a naval architect’s lines plan, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    Made for the place

    Designed from what you make and where you are, so it couldn’t be anyone else’s site. No templates.

    Invented: a boatyard, set as a lines plan

  2. An invented inn’s website, drawn as a steel engraving, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    The one thing to do

    Book, call, or check the hours: whatever matters most stays in reach on every page, and can’t be missed.

    Invented: a six-room inn, as an engraving

  3. An invented bakery’s website on a Swiss grid, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    Found nearby

    When someone close by searches for what you do, you come up in search and on the map, with the right hours.

    Invented: a bakery, on a Swiss grid

  4. An invented pottery’s website as a woodblock print, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    Phone first

    Most people will see it on a phone, so that’s where it’s designed first. The computer version comes second.

    Invented: a pottery, as a woodblock print

  5. An invented vineyard’s website set as an almanac, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    Fast on one bar

    It opens in a moment, even on a weak signal out on the road. Small pages, no waiting.

    Invented: a vineyard, as an almanac

  6. An invented stonemason’s website set in carved capitals, on a computerThe same site on a phone
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    Yours to change

    Change your hours, menu or photos yourself, in place, without calling anyone.

    Invented: a stonemason, in carved capitals

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