Local businesses we've built for, what was wrong, what we built, and what changed.
01 KT Electronics / Red Door BuyBack
Electronics buyback, San Jose
Doubled online sales revenue in six months.
Online sales revenue: 2x in six months
30 percent more output using AI automation
Hours of manual work handed off to AI
Results reported by the owner.
The problem
A busy electronics business doing most of its work by hand, with a buyback brand most people walking past had never heard of.
What we built
The online sales channel that doubled online sales revenue in six months
AI automation across the daily workflow, so the team gets more done in less time
Papercut explainer reels for Red Door BuyBack: a short and a long cut built around one idea, broken equals cash
02 DL Shutters / In N Out Covers
Window coverings, San Jose
From zero online presence to #1 in the Map Pack.
#1 in the Google Map Pack for ‘shutters san jose’
Page one on Google
First ChatGPT recommendation for ‘shutters san jose’
Map Pack and page one: Google search for ‘shutters san jose’, San Jose CA, Oct 23 2026.
The problem
Kevin had a great business and no way to be found. When he started wholesaling, dealers had to wait on him for every quote.
What we built
The local presence and follow-up that put DL Shutters on page one and at the top of the Map Pack
In N Out Covers, a 24/7 dealer portal: instant quotes from Kevin's own price list, 198 fabric models and 841 color codes, order emails to Kevin and the dealer, status updates, and an admin where every price is editable
03 AT Kitchen
Thai and Asian street food truck, San Jose
San Jose's loudest food truck, with a website to match.
New atkitchensj.com, designed and built by X Digital Works
Pickup and delivery in two taps on a phone
The family story and real reviews front and center
The problem
Food that sells itself in person, and a website that didn't come close to matching it.
What we built
A mobile-first website built around the food: real dish photos top to bottom
One-tap ordering for pickup and delivery
The family behind the truck and their reviews, right where hungry people look
A full brand kit for a neighborhood café, from the website to game day.
A new website: nhahotspot.com
Studio food photography across the whole menu
A new 8-page menu, party menu and table tents
Cars & Coffee meetup launched, now a recurring series
Game Day promos on flyers, stories, A-frames and the website
The problem
Great food and every game on the screens, but no photos that did the food justice, a menu that didn't sell, and nothing pulling new people through the door.
What we built
nhahotspot.com: a café by day, sports bar by night website with the live game schedule, the full menu and one-tap delivery
Food photography: 60+ studio shots of the menu, used everywhere from the menu to Instagram
The menu: an 8-page printed menu built around those photos, plus a party menu
Table tents that sell the signature dishes right at the table
Cars & Coffee: the event, signage and coffee menu, then the recap
Game Day and happy hour promos for Instagram, the website and printed 24x36 A-frames
The Life Support Coffee reel: the battery charges as the cà phê sữa đá drains
