Real projects for US businesses, and concept sites that show what yours could look like.실제 고객 작업과, 업종별로 어떤 모습이 될지 보여주는 컨셉 사이트입니다.
An LA candy store on Shopify, with a video hero and correct California sales tax.
Korean fashion, jewelry and home pieces for US shoppers, with an LA showroom.
An architecture studio whose canyon house turns into its own drawing as you scroll, from the elevation to the plan and the living room.
A twelve-seat omakase counter in the Arts District, with its day shown in LA time, three menus and seats held by the evening.
A Korean BBQ taco truck that shows where it is right now, builds a three-taco flight and prices catering on the spot.
A Korean-owned salon in Koreatown: save looks from the feed inside the phone, then book and bring them to the consultation.
A Los Angeles real estate advisory, with opportunities that stack as you scroll and a map of five submarkets that draws itself.
Charcoal dining in Koreatown, with the menu, private dining and reservations a tap away.
Ready-to-send replies for the hardest client emails, sold as six playbooks for freelancers.
A Los Angeles design-build and remodeling firm, with its services, service area, client reviews and a quote request on one page.
A Los Angeles developer whose site draws a building from bare lot to lit windows as you scroll, with three concept projects and its four-step approach.
A luxury nail salon in Koreatown, with candlelight that follows the pointer, a gallery that turns set by set and booking by service and time.
A Korean-language dental clinic on Wilshire, with three care principles that rotate on the hero, a treatment guide and open hours in LA time.
A Korean medicine clinic in Koreatown: a seal stamps the page open, characters brush in, hanji doors slide apart, and an open-now sign leads to booking.
A Korean-language dental clinic in Koreatown: a breathing guide for nervous patients, a symptom helper that carries into booking, and an open-now sign.
A Korean bakery in Koreatown that says when the next tray comes out, in LA time, and follows the bread from the bench at 5:00 to the window at 9:00.
A Korean-language retirement agent in Koreatown, with a slider that counts the months to 70 and planning cards that add straight to the consultation.
An independent guide to Korean snacks, where you pick flavor, heat and texture and the shelf reshuffles, with makers, stories and where to look in the US.
A US store for a Korean gochujang sauce brand, with flavor pages and a cart.
A US page for noise-cancelling headphones from a Seoul audio house: the ear cup comes apart as you scroll and goes back together, then colors and the bag.
A US store for a Korean fresh pet food brand: a portion plan worked out per pet, labels written to US rules, and a subscription box.
A US store for a Korean PDRN skincare brand: routine finder, ingredient dictionary and the Korean label next to the US one.
A US store for a handmade Korean sunglasses house: lens tint preview, Asian fit guide and LA showroom booking.
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