
Ki’bok Coffee / Café website
A place to plan a visit.
A website brings the café’s story, menu and location into one experience, with English, Spanish and Japanese versions.
Explore Ki’bok CoffeeFor your business
Your business has moved forward.
Your website should tell that story.
I’m Joshua. I help business owners organize what they already have, update the website and use AI where it can make the work more useful and affordable.
Clear information. Better use of your photos and video. A simpler setup to look after.
A café that welcomes visitors. A technical product people need to understand. Different businesses, with a clear story and a useful destination.

Ki’bok Coffee / Café website
A website brings the café’s story, menu and location into one experience, with English, Spanish and Japanese versions.
Explore Ki’bok Coffee
Noxguard / Brand, website & marketing
I delivered a rebrand, website, photo and video campaign, and marketing process work through Untold.works. Shown: a fleet-livery concept.
Explore NoxguardWe choose the changes that matter to your business. Depending on the project, the work can include:
Old pages, missing information and an unclear next step can make a good business hard to understand. I help sort the content, simplify the structure and bring the site into line with what you offer today.
Search engine optimization (SEO) helps search engines find and understand your pages. Answer engine optimization (AEO) focuses on making the information useful when people ask questions in AI search. Both start with clear services, accurate product details, useful answers and pages that search tools can access. I review those foundations and connect the information across your site.
I can rework existing photography and footage, create AI-assisted lifestyle images from actual product references, and turn approved material into useful versions for your site and social channels. That can reduce the cost and coordination of repeated shoots, with the production budget agreed for your project.
A new project shouldn’t automatically mean another tool to manage. I review the setup you already use, keep useful services and consolidate overlap where possible. New tools come in when the work actually needs them.
Often, the useful first step is a simple path for each inquiry: see the new lead, reply, book the next step and keep a record of what happened. If your work requires it, you can add invoicing and team handoffs. Check each action on the phone you actually use, keep customer communication in a business account and make sure someone else can take over when you are away. I start with your existing tools and only add a service when it solves a specific gap.
This bar-cart study shows how a product reference can guide an AI-created lifestyle image. I direct the scene, review the product details and refine the result before putting it to use.


One approved asset can lead to different crops, page placements and edits. Existing photos and footage can also be cleaned up, reorganized and adapted for another use.
See the creative processYou don’t need to arrive with a finished brief. Your current website and a few things you’d like to improve give us a place to begin.
We review your current site, content, photos, video and tools. You tell me what is out of date and what customers need to do.
We agree on priorities, scope and budget. The proposal names any continuing hosting, domain or third-party costs before work begins.
I organize the content, build the agreed changes and develop the assets. You review the pages, business information and creative before launch.
We check the site and its key actions, then publish. You get the access, assets and practical guidance needed to keep it current.
The work helps search tools access and understand your website through clear, current information and sound SEO foundations. I also check any settings that control whether the site can appear in AI search. Search engines decide what to show; rankings, indexing and AI mentions cannot be guaranteed.
Often, yes. I start with the current site and the services you already use. The review helps us decide whether a focused cleanup, a redesign or a rebuild is the useful next step.
That depends on your setup. Hosting, your domain and services such as commerce, email or booking may still have ongoing costs. I identify those in the proposal, along with any tools needed to create or maintain the work.
For some assets, it can reduce the need for another shoot. Real references and a careful review matter, especially for product details. We choose the approach for the job; production costs vary with the scope.
Send me your current website and a few lines about the business. Tell me what feels out of date, what you’d like customers to do, and any budget or other constraints.