A homepage for CORE91.VC — thesis, portfolio, and the ask, with nothing in it that doesn't earn its place.
A homepage for City Apartments that stacks proof — real buildings, real scale, a real signature — before it ever asks for the enquiry.
A campaign microsite for Education Japan × Ritsumeikan University's FREX programme, built to feel like a mission briefing rather than an academic open call.
A homepage for Kaya Skin Clinic that modernises the brand for a younger audience — booking first, an AI tool as the hook, retail second — without losing the clinical trust underneath it.
A homepage for Effy AI built on a real product screenshot, a direct comparison against Lattice and spreadsheets, and an open starting price — instead of vague SaaS promises.
Copy Chain, TalkXO's own AI copywriting canvas — every draft a branching node, not a message lost in a chat thread.
Packaging for Kaya NUTRA+'s 30-day glutathione sachets, with a day-by-day tracker printed straight onto the carton.
A wordmark and mark for LocalityIQ that fold a door, a question mark, and a chat bubble into one shape — matching a product that finds homes and answers questions.
A stock market research app built to visualize holdings clearly, with AI-generated context sitting next to the numbers instead of buried in a separate tab.
A homepage for Flow Club built on real members and the actual scheduling product, instead of an abstract pitch for a "focus room."
Thirty minutes. We'll look at what it's currently trying to say, and what to cut.