The regular one
- Loads a menu nobody asked for
- Hero is a sunset and three adjectives
- Phone number buried in the footer
- Looks the same on a phone as it did in 2019
- Asks people to “learn more”
Sound on · 16 seconds · then the site hits
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Vancouver, WA · a music video that becomes a website
Sixteen seconds of heat. Then it freezes into a real page — buttons, offers, a number they can tap. That’s the whole argument.
The $49 comes off. Full site is $399.
The point
Regular sites open on a stock photo and a paragraph. This one opens like it has somewhere to be. Then the UI fades in and it goes to work.
Pick one
The regular one
The forged one
Start
You don’t buy a 40-page site to find out if the direction is right. You get a scrollable homepage in 24–48 hours and decide with your eyes.
$49
Private preview, one revision, keep it or walk.
$99
Year-round + festive. Two looks, one business.
$299
Put the new look on the site they already have.
The $49 comes off. Full site is $399.