Concept — Artist / CommissionsA working artist’s storefront — original pieces alongside commissioned work, with a request-then-confirm flow instead of a checkout that sells the same painting twice.
- Next.js
- Commerce
- Commission intake
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Examples
What Scripture Studios can build.
Original concepts designed and built by Scripture Studios to show range — not live client work.
Concept — Artist / CommissionsA working artist’s storefront — original pieces alongside commissioned work, with a request-then-confirm flow instead of a checkout that sells the same painting twice.
- Next.js
- Commerce
- Commission intake
Concept — Salon / BeautyAn appointment-led salon site — services and stylists up front, and an inquiry flow that reaches the desk without becoming another voicemail.
- Next.js
- Inquiry routing
- CMS content
Concept — Architecture / InquiryA dark-mode "Start a project" page for an architecture and build studio. It works like a short brief, so the first reply can already talk scope and money.
- Next.js
- Multi-step brief
- CRM handoff
Concept — Café / Tea barA playful tea bar site — a menu sorted by mood, cards that steep in real time, and catering and job forms that land in the owner's inbox.
- Next.js
- Catering & job forms
- Static export
Notifications
Nothing waits in a dashboard you forgot to open.
When someone fills out a form on your site, the alert comes to you. No dashboard to check, no inbox to refresh between customers.
Pick email, Telegram, or both. If one can’t deliver, the other catches it, so a missed alert never means a missed customer.
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Email
The receipt trail — customer confirmation and your own copy, on your domain.
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Telegram
A bot pushes the same alert to you or your whole team.
Telegramnow
New appointment request
Tue 10:30 AM · color consult
First visit · awaiting confirmation
Telegram6m
New inquiry
Wedding party of six, September
Left a phone number
Mail23m
Booking confirmed
Thu 2:00 PM · cut + gloss
Confirmation sent to client
Approach
Three rules. They never bend.
01
Built around your business
I learn how your business runs — what customers ask, what slows your team, where money leaks — then build to fit. Not a template you bend around.
02
One person to deal with
You message the person accountable for the build, not a ticket queue. If something's off, I usually see it the same day.
03
It has to pay for itself
Every piece has to bring in money or save you real hours. If it doesn't, I won't build it.
Process
You always know what week it is.
No black box, no reveal at the end. Here is every stage between the first call and the site being live.
- 01
Conversation
Day oneA call, no charge, no deck. I ask how the work actually gets done — who calls you, what they ask for, where the money leaks. If a website isn't the answer, I'll say that.
- 02
Scope and a fixed price
Within a few daysYou get a written scope: what's being built, what it costs, when it's done. The price doesn't move unless you change the scope. No hourly surprises.
- 03
Build in the open
1–4 weeks, typicallyYou get a private preview link on day one and it updates as I work. You watch it come together instead of waiting for a reveal.
- 04
Your review
Before anything launchesYou click through it on your own phone, in your own hands, and mark what's wrong. Revisions in this window are part of the price.
- 05
Launch and after
OngoingI host it — domain, SSL, and forms confirmed working before it goes live. You never touch a server or a hosting bill. Keeping it running is a flat monthly plan we agree before launch, and messages come straight to me.
Start a project
Tell me what you're building.
The more you put here, the more useful my first reply is. If it's a fit, you get a written scope and a fixed price — not a discovery call that turns into three more.
Email
Anthony@scripturestudios.com
Reply time
Within one business day
Hosting
Handled here — no second bill
Based
Made in NJ