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The brands are invented. So are the menus, the tour dates and every price on them. The builds are not — each one runs inside the page, and anything in it can be clicked. Next to each one is the part that decides what a website costs: the problem it was given, the direction chosen for it, and the type and color that came out of that.

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12 cases, in reading order rather than the order they were built.

branvisuals.com/demos/streetwear

03E-commerce — apparel

OTRO

Sand, and two loud inksStudio & Supply · Little River, Miami

A small label that prints its own runs, sold the way it actually sells: a hundred and twenty pieces, and a clock on them.

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04Nightlife venue

LUMEN

Midnight, warmedRooftop & Lounge · Brickell, Miami

A thirty-fourth-floor room, sold the way it actually feels — black, quiet, and lit by one warm light.

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branvisuals.com/demos/taxesWebsite + portal

05Professional services — tax

Ledger & Co.

Ruled paper, red inkTax & Accounting · Coral Way, Miami

A tax practice that publishes its prices, works out the fee before you call, and counts down to the deadline that is genuinely next.

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06Restaurant — fine dining

Casa Marea

Salt and marineCoastal Kitchen · Coconut Grove, Miami

A Mediterranean kitchen priced at the top of its street, with a menu that is a page instead of a PDF.

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branvisuals.com/demos/influencer

07Artist — the press kit, reborn

KAYO

The riderDJ & Producer · Miami, FL

The artist website that replaced the press kit — every number live, nothing to download, one link that never goes stale.

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branvisuals.com/demos/realtor

08Real estate — waterfront

Marchetti

Land firstCoastal Properties · Coral Gables, Miami

A brokerage that takes six listings a year, presented as an architecture monograph rather than as a portal with a logo on it.

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branvisuals.com/demos/medspa

09Medical aesthetics

ORA

Daylight, and a plum lineAesthetic Medicine · Sunset Harbour, Miami Beach

A clinic that publishes the price, the practitioner and the downtime of every treatment — and lets you filter the list by how much of your week you can actually spare.

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10Fitness — boutique studio

FORMA

The board goes firstTraining Studio · Edgewater, Miami

A studio that puts its entire week on the page — thirty-six classes, every coach, every spot left — and prices membership against how often you will honestly turn up.

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11Local business — barbershop

Iron & Oak

Shop blueBarber Co. · Wynwood, Miami

The barbershop cliché turned off: cool plaster, ruled boxes, and the whole site pointed at one button.

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12Web app — booking

Nextup

Soft paper, hard holdBooking, mobile first · Running on Iron & Oak, Wynwood

Four screens between a phone at eleven at night and a chair at ten the next morning — with a hold that genuinely expires.

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Yours

Yours gets the same first call these did.

One conversation about what the business does, who walks in, and the single action the site has to produce. That is where every piece on this page started. Answer five questions here and you get the same thing back: a direction and a number.

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