SHT-01Drawing index
Each system below is a separate deployment with its own database and its own rules. Nothing is shared between them except the parts that were proven in one first, which is why the third took weeks rather than months.
SHT-02Project sheets
Business names only. No client revenue, no client's customers, no numbers we cannot show you the file for.
Our own CRM and operations platform for wallpaper contracting, live at wallflow.pro with paying customers on it. The centre of it is not a pipeline. It is arithmetic: how many rolls a room takes, and what that means for the price.
Build log: the defects and the commitsA custom CRM for a turnkey sauna builder. The room is designed, priced, framed, and installed by the same system, because the price depends on a shape that only exists as a drawing when the client is deciding.
Build log: the defects and the commitsA multi-tenant CRM for car brokerage. The rule for what a deal made is written once in the application and once in SQL, in the same change, so no two screens can quietly answer the question differently.
Build log: the defects and the commitsSHT-03Owned and operated
Eugene Romanov's own businesses, Inchwall and Easy Move with its branches in Florida and Sacramento, on sites and systems the studio built: on their own domains, with real customers and real regulators. They are not clients and they do not count toward the client roster. They are here because a studio that only builds for other people has never had to live with a decision for a year.
A moving company's public site: an instant quote calculator so the price is visible before anyone calls, three languages, and tap-to-call on every screen.
The same business opening in a second state, before it can trade. The site says so in its own words, that bookings are not open and the California mover permit is with the state regulator, and every review on it is stamped with the Florida office it belongs to.
Wallpaper printed to the size of one wall: a layout engine that knows a last panel under eight inches is an offcut, a pricing engine fed from the database, and a comparison that quotes a fixed-panel shop's own published rate. Product and manufacturing logic rather than a storefront.
SHT-04Site index
Sites built for real local businesses and live on a subdomain, each one made before anybody asked for it. Open them on a phone and use them the way a customer would: tap the number, submit the form, read the copy.
A dental practice site built around the two things a new patient is deciding: whether they can be seen after work, and what the first visit costs. Insurance is explained rather than listed.
Open the live siteA pool repair and weekly-service site with a rendered water-caustics hero, the equipment brands the company is warranty-trained on surfaced as their own section, and a three-button mobile bar for call, directions and booking.
Open the live siteA bilingual practice site, English and Spanish surfaced throughout rather than hidden behind one translated page, with a real cosmetic case gallery and a rendered cinematic hero built for the brand.
Open the live siteSHT-10Issued for construction
A short video walkthrough of where your lead flow leaks and what it would take to close it. Free, and there is no call afterwards unless you want one.
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