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Two of us. You talk to the people doing the work.
Every site is written in code around how the business actually runs. Eliot's Adventures books tours, airport transfers, and waivers through one system because that is what their week looks like. We don't drag and drop and call it a website.
ToursToDo runs on a Django backend we still maintain. Eliot's Adventures has a CRM we keep updated. We stay in it with you after launch because a website that nobody touches eventually breaks, and we'd rather not let that happen to something we built.
Janyerlyn owns the visual identity. Daniel owns the code. Both working on the same project at the same time. What we ship looks intentional because the person who designed it and the person who built it were in the same room.
Most of our work has been in tourism and hospitality. We know booking flows, seasonal traffic, and what it takes to convert a visitor into a paying customer. But the approach works across industries and we take on projects outside our lane when the problem is interesting enough.
Tell us your pain points. We got you.
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