Front-end
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
hand-written, semantic, framework-agnostic
Custom websites, technical solutions, and carefully engineered digital experiences for businesses that need more than a template.
page weight
loading
mobile
Depth 00 / 04
Solid block — untouched
A small, honest collection. Pine Quarry is three weeks old — these are early builds and concept studies, each one a sample of how we work rather than a trophy case.
Note — outcomes described are intended results. No performance figures are claimed.
Each service is a different material pulled from the same seam. Prices are starting points — scope is agreed before anything is quoted.
Custom-built websites designed around a business's goals, content, and visual identity.
Professional websites for small businesses and growing companies.
Focused landing pages designed around a specific offer or conversion goal.
Interfaces adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Modernization of outdated websites, including structure, UI, and usability improvements.
CMS configuration and customization for easier content management.
Ongoing updates, maintenance, minor fixes, and technical assistance.
Technical improvements aimed at faster loading and smoother user experiences.
Connecting websites with external services and APIs.
Testing, troubleshooting, and resolving website issues.
Turning interface concepts and designs into responsive working websites.
Remote technical assistance for website-related problems.
A short technical intake. Tell us what exists today, what it needs to do, and we'll come back with a scope.
A cross-section of how work moves through the studio. Each stage is another layer removed until the structure underneath is visible.
Understand the idea, business, audience, and objectives.
Plan the information architecture and user experience.
Develop the actual website and functionality.
Find bugs, inconsistencies, and usability problems.
Improve performance, responsiveness, and visual details.
Prepare the finished website for launch.
Short notes from early clients. We're new, so there aren't many yet — these are the ones we have.
"They asked more questions before writing any code than the last two people I hired. The site ended up simpler than what I described, and that turned out to be the right call."
"Our old page took forever on phones. They walked me through what was slowing it down in plain language, fixed it, and showed me the before and after."
"Responsive and clear about scope. When something was outside what we agreed, they said so instead of quietly adding it to the bill."
"The CMS setup means I can update the menu myself now. Small thing, but it saves me a phone call every week."
"A booking integration had been broken for months. They traced it, fixed it, and wrote up what had gone wrong so we'd recognise it next time."
Portfolio and notes are still being collected — three weeks in.
An illustration of what optimization work looks like as it progresses. The indicators below are conceptual examples of the process, not measured scores from a real site.
Drag the seam. Left is a fictional site before any structural work; right is the same content after hierarchy, spacing and navigation have been rebuilt.
Categories of material kept in the yard. We list capability areas rather than badge collections.
hand-written, semantic, framework-agnostic
editor-safe templates and fields
forms, payments, booking, analytics
layout systems, states, accessibility
cross-device checks and fixes
If a project needs something outside this list, we'll say so before it starts rather than after.
Common questions, answered as inspection notes.
Finding
With a short conversation about the business, the audience and what the site has to achieve. From there we agree a scope, a rough structure and a timeline before any code is written.
Finding
Yes. We take on fixes, additions, integrations and maintenance on sites we didn't build, provided we can access the code or CMS.
Finding
Yes. Redesign usually starts with a content audit, then a new structure, then the interface — keeping existing URLs intact where possible.
Finding
Yes. Monthly maintenance covers updates, small fixes and technical assistance. Hourly support is available for one-off problems.
Finding
Yes — forms, booking tools, payment providers, analytics and other APIs, as long as the service exposes a documented interface.
Finding
Yes. We configure and customise CMS setups so content can be edited without touching code, and document how to use it.
Finding
A landing page is usually a matter of days; a multi-page business site typically runs a few weeks. The estimate is confirmed once scope is agreed.
Finding
Yes. All services are delivered remotely through online collaboration, wherever the client is based.
Final Layer
We'll help turn it into something structured, usable, and ready for the web.