Featured Work

Projects and systems AMAGENCY has built.

Every project below is live right now, and every card links to the site itself or to its full case study — check the work yourself rather than taking our word for it. Six businesses across six industries, each built around how its own customers actually decide. No invented metrics, no borrowed screenshots.

Client projects

Loco Eatz — website
Food & Travel CreatorLive — 2026

Loco Eatz

A home base for a Stockton food creator whose audience lives on YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. The build turns the channel into a brand: a cinematic site with a camera-viewfinder look, a searchable and mapped guide to every feature, a partnership desk for restaurants and brands, a shop built for limited drops, and a private Owner Studio for orders, stock, partnerships, and analytics.

  • Brand & motion design
  • Development
  • Video guide & map
  • Partnerships desk
  • Shop & checkout
  • Owner dashboard
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Coe & Company — website
Forensic ConstructionLive — 2026

Coe & Company

An authority site for a forensic construction consultancy whose buyers are attorneys and insurance carriers, not consumers. The build organizes a deep technical practice — MEP and HVAC analysis, fire sprinkler evaluation, code compliance, cost estimating, electrical fire and equipment failure investigation — into a services structure a lawyer can scan under time pressure, alongside a case-experience section and a direct case submission path.

  • Website design
  • Development
  • Services architecture
  • Case intake flow
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Restoration Church — website
Church & MinistryLive — 2026

Restoration Church

A church site built for two audiences at once: members who need service times, livestreams and ministry information, and first-time visitors who need to know what walking in actually feels like. Includes a private-or-shared prayer request flow, online giving, ministry sections for children, youth, men, women and families, Spanish-language provision, and a countdown to the second campus opening in Lodi.

  • Website design
  • Development
  • Prayer request flow
  • Livestream integration
  • Multi-campus structure
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Sip of Refreshment — website
Spiritual Guidance & CoachingLive — 2026

Sip of Refreshment

A booking-led site for a Sacramento spiritual advising and life coaching practice. The design carries a calm, personal tone while doing commercial work underneath it — a deposit-backed online booking system, a structured services list from single sessions through to a seven-month rejuvenation program, a shop, a gallery, and testimonials.

  • Website design
  • Development
  • Online booking with deposit
  • Service packaging
  • E-commerce section
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Brothers In Christ — website
Apparel & Faith BrandLive — 2026

Brothers In Christ

A faith-based apparel brand that is half storefront and half movement, and the build had to serve both without either undercutting the other. Product collection and lookbook sit alongside a dedicated Gospel page, a groups section, and a contact form carrying a prayer request field — plus newsletter capture and integration across six social platforms.

  • Website design
  • Development
  • Shop & lookbook
  • Newsletter capture
  • Social integration
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AI1 Maintenance and Services — website
Construction & MaintenanceLive — 2026

AI1 Maintenance and Services

A Bay Area construction and maintenance contractor working across both commercial and residential jobs. The site presents seven trades — commercial, residential and interior construction, renovation, HVAC, electrical and plumbing — as one coherent capability rather than a scattered list, and routes every page toward direct contact, which is how this trade actually converts.

  • Website design
  • Development
  • Services architecture
  • Contact routing
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How A Project Runs

The same discipline, every time.

No two builds look alike, but every one follows this path — so you always know where things stand.

01

Discover

Review the business, goals, customer journey, existing software, and operational bottlenecks.

02

Design

Create the website architecture, automation plan, conversation flow, integrations, and customer experience.

03

Build

Develop the website, configure the AI systems, connect the required software, and create the necessary workflows.

04

Test

Test forms, calls, integrations, scheduling, notifications, mobile behavior, accessibility, and edge cases.

05

Launch and Improve

Deploy the finished system, train the client, monitor initial performance, and refine the workflow when necessary.