Websites that move people.Custom, motion-rich sites for artists and local businesses.
Websites that move people.
Scroll-driven, motion-heavy websites for artists, labels and the businesses on your block. Designed and hand-built, never from a template.
Every project starts here: no template, no theme.
What goes where, planned around what visitors need to do.
The words and the type that carries them.
A look that's yours, not borrowed.
The part people remember, and send to their friends.
Your business,
impossible
to miss.
Whatever you sell, serve or make: a site that shows it off and turns visitors into customers.
Book nowConcept sites for a record store, two honky-tonks, a Tex-Mex institution, a donut shop, a burger joint, a hotel and a rapper. Each one is live: open it and scroll.
Chicago's record stores since 1989. A bold editorial site in black, bone and signal orange: dig through a crate of records and pull one out, see which of the three stores is open right now, and learn how to sell your collection.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Reckless Records.
Nashville's honky-tonk in the old Sho-Bud building. Broadway's boot-topped sign at dusk, a letterboard that shows who's on stage right now on Nashville time, the $6 Recession Special, and the building's Sho-Bud history, with photos from our own visit.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Robert's Western World.
Austin's Tex-Mex institution since 1952. The famous pole sign lights up at dusk, then you build the Bob Armstrong Dip in its molcajete as you scroll, make it a Spicy Bob, drag a chip through the queso, then shake a Knockout Martini at the bar.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Matt's El Rancho.
A hundred years of golden donuts. The site tells you if the fryer is on right now, dips a donut in glaze as you scroll, sizes up the Texas-sized challenge, and finally puts the menu and both drive-thrus where people can find them.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Round Rock Donuts.
Austin's century-old burger joint turns 100. The site rolls 1926 to 2026 on an odometer, stacks each burger from its real recipe, lights up today's special, and puts the whole menu in text instead of pictures.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Dirty Martin's Place.
A seven-room hotel with a MICHELIN Key and hardly a photo to its name, so the site walks you in through drawings: the street at dusk, through the front door, into the courtyard, then every room on a plan you can tap.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Heywood Hotel.
Austin's last true Texas dance hall gets a neon sign that powers on, gig posters that update from a Google Calendar the owners already use, and a two-step lesson you scroll through.
Unsolicited concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Broken Spoke.
His album Dr*gs R Bad is named after old anti-drug TV ads, so the whole site plays like a late-night public service announcement.
Same craft whether you're dropping an album or opening a second location.
Custom, hand-built sites that load fast, work on every phone and actually get remembered.
One page with one job: build hype for a date and capture everyone who shows up.
Full stores with a secure checkout, order tracking and follow-up emails that bring customers back, all in your own design.
Sites you can update yourself, from your phone, without calling a developer or breaking the design.
Logos, colors, type and the rules that hold them together, so everything you put out looks like it came from the same place.
Scroll stories, kinetic type and video backgrounds: the details people screenshot and share.
Hosting, updates and new pages every month, so the site keeps up with you after launch.
Every project is quoted in writing after a short call. These are honest starting points.
A one-page site, or a launch or drop page with one job.
From$4,500
Timeline 2–3 weeks
A 4–6 page business site you can edit yourself.
From$9,500
Timeline 4–6 weeks
Artists, brands, online stores and custom builds.
From$15,000
Timeline 6–10 weeks
Not sure which fits? Tell me what you're building and I'll recommend one.
Artists, businesses and restaurants all want the same thing from a website: people who land on it, stay on it, and come back.
Based in the US · Working everywhereA 30-minute call about what you're building, who it's for, and what a win looks like.
The look and the key screens, built as a clickable preview you can open on your own phone.
Hand-coded, fast-loading, tested on real phones and every major browser.
We go live on your domain, then hand over the keys: you own everything.
Worthy is a one-person studio. I design and build every site myself: no templates, no hand-offs to strangers.
You talk to the person doing the work, from the first call to launch day and after. That's why the sites feel finished, and why changes happen fast.
Got something Worth scrolling?
Tell me what you're working on. I reply to every message within a day, usually sooner.
makeit@worthydesign.co