7 live builds — WordPress and Elementor where it fits, Next.js and custom layers where it matters. Each one links out to the real site.
A digital home for a Greek traditional live music restaurant—warm, inviting, and tuned to rebetiko and retro Piraeus. More than a menu: a front porch that carries hospitality and atmosphere before guests walk through the door.
From Pogoni to Athens: a cultural site for Aetopetra village—heritage and traditions with clarity, readability, and visuals rooted in local identity.
A professional NASDAQ-listed SPAC presence: investor-ready structure for press releases, SEC filings, and stock context, plus a CMS the admin team can run day to day. Custom data from U.S. government APIs ties it together.
Site for a taverna in Kastro, Sifnos. Menu, location, a bit of the story. Next.js, not WordPress.
Site for a language school in Athens. English, German, and Greek for foreigners, in person or online. Lessons are arranged by getting in touch.
WordPress marketplace for deals in Amsterdam. Vendors post offers, people browse them. Multivendor, not a single-shop site.
Commercial site for a registered dietitian in Thessaloniki. Services, blog, and contact. Greek and English.
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