Volute Stairmakers
A 3D stair configurator that redraws as you set the opening, and fails in amber the moment the geometry breaks Part K.

Concept builds. Fictional companies, real problems. Each one has a write up, and every build is online to open.
A 3D stair configurator that redraws as you set the opening, and fails in amber the moment the geometry breaks Part K.

Shape the pool and it returns gallons, build weeks, a budget band and the summer running cost nobody in the trade publishes.

A seed catalogue laid out as a site plan, with every variety drawn at true scale against a millimetre bar.

Pick a route and a fuel, and the FuelEU penalty lands next to the freight cost where it can be argued with.

Nobody photographs a lead roof, so the site is built on a measured elevation and a dated archive instead.

Selling one person rather than a company: a warm field, a large serif, and copy with an actual voice.

Calculators, quote tools and configurators that answer the question a visitor arrived with.
Product and space shown in the browser, turned and inspected without a plugin.
Pages built around one action, then measured against whether people take it.
Long-form and identity work, where the typography carries most of the weight.
Storefronts that stay quick as the catalogue grows past the first hundred items.
Iron Oak Web is a web design studio run by one person. You talk to whoever is writing the code, from the first message to the day it goes live, and nothing is passed to an account manager because there is not one.
Every build: live in 7 days, you own the site, the domain and the code, no monthly fees ever, and two rounds of changes. Showpiece takes 14 days.