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Custom websites for businesses & professionals

Your business has two addresses.We build your digital one.

People hear your name, then they look you up. Sites by Soli.Garden designs and builds the place they arrive — clear, considered, and unmistakably yours.

Site plan · ElevationScale 1:1
One business, two addressesA storefront elevation beside a website elevation. The sign maps to identity and navigation, the windows to what you offer, and the door to the next action.PHYSICALDIGITALSTREET ADDRESSYOURBUSINESS.COM

Point at either building to see how they correspond.

Illustration: the same business drawn at its physical and digital address.
Lot 01The first arrival

Before they walk in, they look you up.

Every customer relationship now begins with a short digital journey. Step through it — this is the moment a website is built for.

Someone mentions you.

A friend, a neighbour, a sign on the street. Your name is now in someone's head — and they're curious.

The website's jobHave a name worth looking up
Stage 01 / 04Hear
Lot 02A place of your own

Social helps people find you. Your website gives them somewhere to arrive.

Profiles, listings, booking tools and messages all do useful work. But spread across them, the essentials scatter. A website gathers them into one clear place, shaped around you.

  • Bio, 150 charactersWho you are
  • Pinned post, maybeOpening hours
  • Directory listingLocation
  • A PDF in your DMsServices & prices
  • Somewhere in the feedPhotos
  • Link in bio → another appHow to book

Six things a customer needs, spread across six places they have to go looking.

Fragmented information
Organized information
Generic platform presentation
Business-specific identity
Unclear next steps
Intuitive navigation

This isn't about abandoning social. It's about giving every one of those entry points somewhere coherent to lead — a destination you own and shape.

Lot 03Inspection lens

Same coffee. Different ground.

Drag the lens across. On the left, a shop the way most businesses show up online: a directory listing they don't control. On the right, the same shop on ground of its own.

Illustrative example · Rise & Grind Coffee is a fictional shop

Comparison of Rise & Grind Coffee on a cluttered directory listing with competitor ads versus a clean, dedicated coffee shop website.

Lot 04What we build

Three scopes. One standard of care.

These are kinds of work, not fixed packages. Select one to see how the architecture changes — the right fit is decided together, once we understand the business.

Layout anatomy · 011 page

Everything a visitor needs, arranged in the order they need it.

A focused digital destination that brings the essentials together in one cohesive scroll.

Characteristics

  • One continuous page
  • Every essential within a scroll
  • A single, obvious next step

Often a fit for

  • A new practice getting established
  • A trade or service with a clear offer
  • An event, launch, or personal brand

Not sure which fits? That's where the conversation starts.

Talk it through
Lot 05More than the page

Beautiful is the beginning. There's more beneath it.

A website is more than an arrangement of content. Turning it into a working destination involves an address, a foundation, and ongoing care. We help manage those pieces — scoped to what each project actually needs.

Visual presentation, information structure, responsiveness and interaction — the part people see, shaped so it's clear and unmistakably yours.

  • Structure and content hierarchy
  • Visual direction and typography
  • Layouts that adapt to every screen
  • Interactions that respond predictably
Lot 06The practice

From hello to live.

Four broad stages — a shared map, not a rigid contract. Move through them and watch the work take shape.

Stage 01 of 04

We listen first.

Understanding the business — its needs, audience, existing materials, and what success looks like. No jargon required.

Lot 07Frank answers

Plain questions. Straight answers.

Anything that depends on your project is decided in conversation — not hidden in fine print.

Lot 08Start your site

Your next address starts here.

You don't need a brief or the right vocabulary. Tell us a little about the business, and we'll take it from there — personally.

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