Start with one service or combine a few around your project. Browse the examples to see the style and deliverables, then choose the service that fits your idea.
Bring your services, work and contact details together in a website that is easy to explore on a phone or a larger screen.
Explore complete, fictional websites for lawn care, hardscapes, exterior cleaning and pool services.
Explore this example ↗A focused page, a service website or a personal portfolio, with content and layouts shaped around your goal.
We agree the pages, content, revisions and handoff. Hosting, connected forms, booking and other integrations have their own scope.
Explore four original website concepts below.
Explore an idea for a dashboard, customer workflow or personal tool with a focused first version.
Try a small app that takes a fictional yard-care request from intake to a visit board, completion and reopening.
Explore this example ↗Try how a single task could work, such as moving an inquiry onto a visit board and marking the work complete.
Our current demo stores data in the same browser. Shared accounts, databases, payments and a hosted product need separate development and testing.
Our internal 858 Customs and Pool Parrot projects also explore business operations. They remain in development.
Give an object or space a visual form. The level of detail and intended use determine the right scope.
A deliberately simple object with an open top, defined wall thickness and drainage details.
Explore this example ↗A simple digital object based on an agreed reference, with one material and two preview images.
We agree the editable model, export format and intended use. Manufacturing and print readiness need a separate review.
An original jade-and-bronze creature study with layered scales, curved wings, horns, claws and a curling tail.
Explore this example ↗Detailed stylized objects and creature concepts, built as editable models and presented in composed still images.
We agree the reference, detail level, materials, views and export. Animation rigs, game-ready topology and verified print-ready solids are separate requirements.
A fluted carafe and two tumblers, presented with soft light, glazed ceramic materials and a walnut board.
Explore this example ↗Lifelike material, lighting and camera treatments for agreed product models, at the standard shown in our ceramic study.
We review your subject, materials and output size first. Complex transparent packaging, people and exact product matching require a separate assessment.
A small timber-clad studio translated from an independently prepared dimension brief into two architectural concept views.
Explore this example ↗Small architectural appearance studies based on permission-cleared plans or dimensions, with model views that help you explore the space.
Dimensions and missing details are clarified before modeling. Furnishings and surroundings can be illustrative. These visuals are not construction, engineering or permit documents.
Choose a format around your message: animated text, a footage edit or a clearly labelled AI concept video.
Silent typography animation. From 0–4 seconds: “Less yard work.” and “More weekend.” appear on dark green.
From 4–8 seconds: “Mow & edge.” and “Trim & tidy.” From 8–12 seconds: “A thoughtful plan” and “for your outdoors.”
From 12–15 seconds: the background turns cream and displays “Cedar & Stone”, “YARD CARE” and “Fictional AEG portfolio example.”
Headlines ease in and fade between cards with subtle line motion. “CEDAR & STONE”, “YARD CARE” and “FICTIONAL PORTFOLIO CONCEPT” remain visible as identifying labels.
A silent 15-second typography promo built around a fictional lawn-care brand.
View the video project ↗A silent 15-second promotional MP4 with up to four text cards and 30 supplied words, using an agreed typography layout.
Your message, brand assets, timing and revision are agreed before work. Footage, narration and music are separate scope.
Silent stock-footage edit. From 0–6 seconds: gloved hands pot a plant in a nursery. Title: “Small moments. Thoughtful care.”
From 6–12 seconds: a green watering can waters plants in soil. Title: “Room to grow.”
From 12–18 seconds: the camera moves toward red and pink potted flowers. Titles: “Cedar & Stone” and “GARDEN CARE / FICTIONAL BRAND”.
Throughout: “STOCK FOOTAGE EDIT / FICTIONAL PORTFOLIO CONCEPT” and “Separate illustrative shots - no before-and-after claim”. The shots illustrate garden care and do not depict one property transforming.
An 18-second garden edit using three real, licensed stock clips, simple titles and a clear closing message.
View the video project ↗A short, clearly paced edit from your approved footage or a documented stock selection, with simple titles and a closing brand line.
Starter scope: up to three clips and one minute of raw footage, edited into a silent 15–20 second landscape video. Filming, advanced effects and audio production are separate.
A fictional golden-hour garden with a wooden bench, curved stone path and reflecting basin. Ripples move across the water and foliage moves gently. The view drifts slightly. No speech or music.
Title throughout: “AI-GENERATED SCENE / FICTIONAL GARDEN CONCEPT”. Footer: “Text-to-video sample - not a completed client project”.
Two approaches to an imagined garden: a generated scene with moving water and foliage, and a longer motion treatment of AI artwork.
View the video project ↗Short AI-generated environmental scenes, or gentle motion and titles made from original AI artwork.
Start with one short scene or a 10–15 second image-motion treatment. We agree the visual direction, review budget and provider costs. Characters, dialogue and multi-shot continuity need separate assessment.
Start with useful content and the page details that support search discoverability.
A dated audit, a prioritized change list, and the website improvements that followed.
Explore this example ↗A review of up to three agreed pages, with priorities for titles, headings, internal links, images and useful business information.
Implementation and access are agreed first. Additional pages and ongoing reporting are separate scope. Rankings, indexing and leads are not guaranteed.
Read the dated audit of our own website and the changes that followed. Search results remain unmeasured.
We agree the deliverables, timing, revisions and quote. Provider costs, connected features and ongoing support are identified separately.
Social content & strategy
Plan what to say, who it is for and how a visitor can take the next step.
Social content starter
A six-post social starter
Three content themes, six prepared captions and a coordinated graphic direction for AEG’s own brand.
Explore this example ↗A starting plan for one platform: a profile review, three content themes and six caption drafts with visual briefs, plus one consolidated revision.
Photography, graphics production, video, publishing, inbox management and paid advertising are agreed separately.
Explore the six-caption plan and selected graphic examples below. They show prepared work for AEG’s own brand.