In-house
Designed and built by one person in Pasadena. No outsourcing, no handoffs.
A Digital Atelier · Pasadena
For product brands and service businesses — designed and built in-house in Pasadena, California.
Designed and built by one person in Pasadena. No outsourcing, no handoffs.
Fast, static foundations with no bloat — sites that stay quick and stable for years.
Optional monthly care: monitoring, edits, and updates whenever you need them.
We talk through your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do.
You see a real direction early — and shape it before a line of code is written.
Hand-built, fast, and accessible. Tested on real devices.
Launch day, then ongoing support on a simple monthly plan.
Every project leads with the outcome. Two strongest, one short scroll, done.
Launched and selling — store, marketing rails, and restock alerts live from day one.
Zero recurring tool fees — requests route straight to her, no third party between stylist and client.
Each service says what you get, proves it with something real, and ends in a door you can walk through.
Savy Colours runs on this — zero monthly tool fees.
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Check availabilityEvery client site above is under care today.
Ask about careLaurence Rugley — a software engineer in Pasadena who builds every site in-house: no page builders, no templates, no outsourced dev. C++ roots turned toward the web, so the systems-level habits carry over. Something breaks, a real person answers — usually same-day.
See the craft — fly the live engine demoLeft: the template every competitor has. Right: the same business, made by hand. Drag to compare.
← their templatemade by hand →
You talk, I listen, and you leave with an honest read on what your business needs — whether or not we work together. Fixed quote follows in writing.
Goes straight to me. No list, no spam, no robots.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck. You leave with an honest read — whether or not we build together.
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