An exhibition of range
Thirty-five sites. Eleven industries. One author.
A craftsman, five churches, a rocket, a law firm, a burger, an auto shop, a boxing gym, a children's museum, a robot fleet, a reef — and eighteen more.
Every site in this exhibition was designed and built end-to-end by Robbie Bacolod — working as designer, art director, and engineer on each one. Thirty-five fundamentally different briefs, grouped here by the industries they serve, and thirty-five fundamentally different answers: warm organic craft, luminous air, glassmorphic gradients, neon glitch, fight-poster brutalism, scroll-scrubbed cinema, paper-white fintech precision, quiet coastal hospitality, and everything in between.
Nothing here shares a template. Each site ships with its own /guide — a working document of how it was made, from concept brief to deployed build.
Curator’s picks
Seven to start with, if you're short on time.
Home & Trade Services
Works 1–4
Auto & Fleet Services
Works 5–7
Churches
Works 8–12
Health, Fitness & Wellness
Works 13–15
Dental
Works 16–19
Food & Drink
Works 20–22
Business & Professional
Works 23–24
Hospitality & Travel
Work 25
Tech & Product
Works 26–30
Arts, Culture & Kids
Works 31–34
Nonprofit & Causes
Work 35
No matches — try “church”, “coffee”, “tech”…
One workflow, thirty-five answers.
Read the full method →
01
Concept briefs
Each site starts as a written brief — brand, audience, one aesthetic bet stated plainly enough to be falsifiable.
02
Art direction
Hero imagery and texture generated to spec via Higgsfield, art-directed per palette.
03
Hand-coded builds
Plain HTML, CSS and JS — GSAP for motion, Three.js and WebGL where the concept earns it. No templates, no builders.
04
Three iteration passes
Every site gets three fresh-eyes passes — spacing, type, color, motion, responsiveness — before it ships.
05
Headless QA & deploy
Playwright screenshots at every breakpoint, console and overflow audits, then Netlify.