PROJECTS / LIVE WORK

Real work, live right now.

No stock photos and no borrowed praise. Open the sites below, click around, and judge the work for yourself. These are real businesses, and most of them are online as you read this.

THE WORK

Open them and see.

Every entry that is still online links to the real site. Your project could be the next one here.

Fibre Cabling Solutions, Centurion

An infrastructure atlas for a commercial cabling company

Cabling, fibre, CCTV, specialist flooring and elevated access are hard to picture until you see them in a real environment. So we built the site around that idea: pick a familiar space, see the routes and systems inside it, and start the conversation from your situation, not the jargon.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 10 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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XO Fit, Faerie Glen, Pretoria East / In build

A personal trainer's site, while it is still being built

Wikus trains people out of a garage gym and wanted a site that says so plainly, not one dressed up as a franchise. It is live while the finishing touches are added, and anything still to come is marked as coming soon on the page itself, so no link leads nowhere. Built on ordinary tools.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 19 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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Wild Lotus Creative Marketing, Johannesburg

A studio's first page, ahead of its full site

Wild Lotus Creative Marketing is a Johannesburg studio working in strategy, branding and social media. Their full website is still on its way, so we built the single page that speaks for them in the meantime: their lotus mark, what the studio does, and how to reach them directly, with nothing to click through.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 11 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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Prana & Bean

From a café's farewell to the business that followed

We built Prana & Bean's site when it was a plant-based, alcohol-free café on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast, and reshaped it into a farewell when the café closed. The name carried on into frequency-led environmental design, so we built a new site for the business it became: where it began, its practice A. Constant and how an engagement runs, its offerings, and one enquiry form for consultations and products alike. We also moved its domain to new DNS, and checked its business email was working after the move.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 16 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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Eduard van Deventer, freelance practice

One page, complete in two languages

A freelance practice that needed one clear page, not a maze: what Eduard does, how he works and how to reach him. The page and its privacy notice are written in full in both English and Afrikaans, so a visitor who thinks in Afrikaans reads a site written in Afrikaans, not a translation widget's guess at one.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 10 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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Unlimited Solutions Enterprise, KwaZulu-Natal

This website

Our own site, and the best picture of how we build when nobody is asking us to cut corners. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics and shows no cookie banner. The only outside script is Cloudflare Turnstile on the enquiry form, which tells a person from a bot. That is a promise you can check, and the site will not publish if it is ever broken.

Screenshot of the live site, taken on 19 September 2026 in a 1440 by 900 browser window. The page is real; the frame around it is drawn. The inset is the same page at 390 by 844.
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