studio conners / a website concept for Bill Ruba Cabinetry & Construction
We made this for Bill Ruba Cabinetry & Construction.
A business built around craftsmanship should have a place online where people can see the work, understand what you do, and know who they’re calling.
So instead of telling you what a website could look like, we made a concept.
This is a visual concept, not a live website yet. The imagery and sample copy are illustrative — a real site would use Bill’s own work, photos, and story.
Like the direction?
If you like the direction, we can give it a full Studio Day — one focused working day with this concept as the starting point, seeing how far we can take it toward something real and useful for Bill Ruba Cabinetry & Construction.
A Studio Day — $500
One focused day of studio conners work on this one problem. We work remotely from here in Remsen.
We’ll start with this concept and use the day wherever it creates the most value — building the site, organizing and improving the words, working from photos of finished work Bill sends us and planning what other imagery would help, gathering Bill’s story, connecting the domain, or solving related things we discover along the way.
The exact result isn’t predetermined. We use professional judgment and spend the day wherever it creates the most value, making as much meaningful progress as we reasonably can.
For your Studio Day, you have our full attention.
You don’t spend the day with us. We work while you get on with your day. We just ask that you stay reasonably reachable by phone, text, or email so we can keep moving if we need a question answered, a file, access to something, a decision, or a quick course correction. During your Studio Day, you can reach us throughout the workday.
At the end of the day you get the final work we hand off, along with a Studio Day Debrief: what we worked on, what we accomplished, where things stand, and what you should know next.
How to book it
If we sent Bill Ruba Cabinetry & Construction a private Studio Day invitation, that private link is where you can see available days, read and accept the Studio Day Agreement, and book. This public page can’t book a day.
If you have questions, found this page another way, or lost your invitation link, just get in touch.
rather call or text?
Call or text studio conners. If we don’t pick up, leave a message — we spend our working days pretty focused, so we usually review new messages after 4 PM on weekdays.
Something else on your mind?
An invitation only covers the one problem it names. If there’s a different problem in the business you’d like someone to fix, build, research, or figure out, that’s a separate request — just ask us about it. No obligation. No sales call. We’ll just tell you if we can help.