Work

Two sites live.
One client, one ours.

This page will read short for a while, and that is the point. Both sites below are live, linked, and built by us end to end — no templates bought in, no work claimed that someone else did. One is a client. The other is our own insurance agency, and it is labelled as such, because a portfolio that quietly counts your own business as a client is not a portfolio.

2 sites shipped · 1 client · 1 our own

The MisterECuts home page: a barber cutting a client's hair, with the price list and booking links
Client

MisterECuts

Barber studio · Staten Island, NY · misterecuts.com

Elvis Krasniqi cuts by appointment on Lamberts Lane and opens at six in the morning, seven days a week. He had a Booksy profile, an Instagram, and no website.

We built one: eight pages covering the shop, the barber, the price list, the visit details, and four pages on the work itself — fades, beard work, kids' cuts, and the six o'clock opening that nothing else on the island matches.

  • 01Eight pages, written and built from scratch — no theme, no page builder
  • 02Every service links straight into his live booking system
  • 03Structured data on every page: business, services, FAQs, breadcrumbs, and the barber himself as a named practitioner
  • 04Responsive images on a three-size ladder, so a phone pulls a fraction of what a desktop does
  • 05A draggable before-and-after slider, keyboard operable, that works without JavaScript
  • 06Contrast, touch targets and reduced-motion all measured rather than assumed
What we are not claiming. The site launched days ago. There is no traffic chart to show you and no revenue number to attach to it, because neither would be true yet. The 5.0 from 116 reviews on his booking profile is Elvis's, earned before we arrived — our part was making it findable.
The FreedInsure home page: a health insurance quiz that asks who needs coverage before requesting any contact details
Our own business

FreedInsure

Health & life insurance agency · 42 states · freedinsure.com

This one is ours. Tino built and still runs FreedInsure, and built the site that runs in front of it — which is the only reason it is on this page. It is not a client engagement and we are not going to present it as one.

It exists here because it is the harder build of the two. Insurance is a regulated, multi-state, licence-bound business, and the site has to carry that on every page without turning into a compliance document.

  • 01A three-question quiz that qualifies a visitor before asking for a phone number or an email
  • 02Plan routing by state, because the products and the carriers change at every border
  • 03Licence number and state coverage carried in the page furniture, not buried on a legal page
  • 04Built to survive the same automation stack we sell — forms, follow-up and consent handled together, not bolted on
Why our own business is on a portfolio page. Because it is the longest-running thing we have built and the only one we have run for years rather than handed over. The numbers behind the agency live on the case study, not here — this entry is about the site.
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