Website examples

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For business owners considering a custom website. Scone Sourcery and DAARX are my own separate ventures. The restaurant and electrician are fictional examples made to show two different styles. None is presented as client work or client results. Custom projects are inquiry-only and priced in writing.

The current Scone Sourcery homepage in a warm parchment palette, with an illustrated wood-fired oven and clear calls to explore the menu.
A nocturne Scone Sourcery art direction with a candlelit bakehouse and dramatic gold typography.
Founder-owned venture · not client workScone Sourcery · South Jersey

Founder-owned venture

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A separate venture founded by the same owner as Site Sourcery, not client work.

A warm bakehouse identity used across the story, menu, opening interest, policies, and small interactions.

  • One clear lookType, color, pictures, words, and movement belong to the same bakehouse.
  • Useful actionsVisitors can explore the menu, follow opening news, and see the current business status.
  • Room to growDay and night design directions show range without losing the identity.
Explore the live venture Scone Sourcery is a separate founder-owned venture, not a client engagement. Its public site shows the current interface and current business state. Visit Scone Sourcery

Founder-owned venture

Inspect the other real venture.

DAARX is a separate venture built and run by the same owner as Site Sourcery — not client work, and live right now.

The live DAARX homepage: MONEY DESIGNED FOR PRIVACY in white and matrix green, with a network-state panel plainly showing the public testnet is not live yet.

A different discipline on purpose: terminal-green type, hard grids, and a status panel that states plainly what is not live yet. Click through and judge it as a customer would.

Made-up examples

See two styles without fake client claims.

These show design range. They are not client work or claims about business results.

Fictional demonstration · Hospitality
A fictional Italian restaurant homepage with editorial cream typography, a deep red hero, and prominent reservation actions.

Trattoria Bella Vita

Dinner starts before the table.

A warm restaurant design that makes reservations easy to find while leaving room for the menu and story.

Fictional demonstration · Local service
A fictional electrician homepage with a crisp blue field, prominent service facts, and a direct quote action.

Bright Spark Electric

Get to the useful answer fast.

A direct local-service design that puts the service area, key facts, and quote action first.

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