Websites
turbomindz.com
The site you are reading: a storefront, a gallery, a journal and a signed-in client portal, built and shipped as a single codebase.
- Made for
- Turbomindz — our own work
- Shipped
The problem
The studio sold websites and did not have one. What existed was a holding page, so every conversation ended with a promise to send something later, and there was nowhere to point a person who wanted to look before they spoke to anybody.
What we did
- Built the whole site as one application — the agency wing, the storefront, the gallery, the Journal and the signed-in client portal.
- Gave every public page its own title, description, share card and structured data, built through a single helper so a new page cannot ship without them.
- Put the accessibility and performance checks in the pipeline, so a regression fails on the commit that causes it rather than in a later audit.
- Wrote the checkout, the client portal and the approval flow against the same catalog the pricing pages read, so a price cannot differ between the page and the invoice.
What shipped
- The site is live and is the studio's only sales surface — this page is part of it.
- Every public route carries a canonical, a share card and a breadcrumb, and the sitemap is generated from the routes themselves.
- The accessibility suite runs on every commit and the build stops when it finds a violation.
What this would cost today
Websites — Pro Site
$4,500
2–3 weeks
Nobody was invoiced for this one — it is ours. That is the tier it maps to on the shelf today, at the price anyone else would pay for it.
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