Web design — Pacifica, California

FOGLINE

Hand-built websites from the edge of the Pacific.

Scroll to clear the fog

The website your brand deserves.

Most studios show you a portfolio — this page is one. Every section below is a different design language: a different business, a different feeling. No templates, no page builders. Keep scrolling and watch the whole site change its mind nine times.

N° 01 — Dark Luxury

Some brands whisper
in gold.

LifeLong — Precision Health, dark luxury e-commerce site

LifeLong

Precision health — live client site

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Serif editorial. Candle-lit palettes. Restraint. For brands that sell trust at a premium — and know silence is expensive.

  • Editorial typography
  • 3D starfield & grain
  • Built-in commerce

N° 02 — Warm & Organic

Some feel like
morning sun.

Cream, terracotta, honest type. For cafés, wellness bars, and anyone whose product is a feeling of home.

  • Scroll-telling one-pager
  • Menu & hours built-in
  • 4.8★ Pacifica local

N° 03 — Old-World Classic

Some have been at it
since 1959.

Aged paper, brass rules, a script with memory. For ristorantes, delis, and family institutions with a story worth setting in type.

This one's personal — my grandmother's restaurant in San Francisco. The hero you see playing is a real video background, not a photo.

  • Looping video hero
  • OpenTable reservations
  • Menu, wine & events

N° 04 — Storybook & Enchanted

Some are spun from
pure magic.

Blush, gold foil, a serif that curtsies. For the businesses that sell wonder — parties, keepsakes, and once-upon-a-times.

Built for a real client — a princess-party performer in San Diego with six original storybook princesses. It has to look magical to the kids and trustworthy to the parents booking it.

  • Painted castle film hero
  • Scroll-pinned royal court
  • Gold-foil package menu

N° 05 — Neon & Electric

Some light up
the whole block.

Neon over hand-painted script, a barber pole that never stops turning. For the corner shops people can find even in the fog.

Built for a real client — a teal-fronted barbershop in San Francisco's Excelsior. Their old site had gone dark, so the job was simple: turn the lights back on.

  • Living storefront hero
  • Split-flap service board
  • Live open / closed sign

N° 06 — Interactive & Alive

What if the lightswere on?

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N° 07 — The Commercial · Concept

We interrupt this portfolio

…for a quick ad break.

Cold. Clear. Ninety-nine cents.

If a plastic bottle can look this good…

…imagine your business.

The bottle isn't for sale. The skills are.

N° 08 — The UI Lab

Complex where it counts.
Clean where it matters.

Making you feel something is half the job — the other half is the interface itself. Glass, soft-touch, full skeuomorph, live data, fake 3D: different instruments, same hands. Everything below is real, working UI.

Pacifica, CA

Now

58°

Marine layer till noon. Obviously.

9am

55°

12pm

61°

3pm

64°

6pm

59°

Glassmorphism

Ambient

64

Neumorphism — try it

Gradients that breathe,
not scream.

Aurora & motion

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Skeuomorphism

Fake 3D — drag to spin

Visits after redesign

+212%

3.1k monthly

0.8s load

100 Lighthouse

Data & dashboards

N° 09 — Cinematic & Bold · Concept

I craft bold brands and modern websites with purpose — motion, type and story working together so people feel something before they read a word.

Back to the fog — bring a light

Here's the Fogline deal.

01

Reply with your business name.

That's it. That's the whole form.

02

I build you a free homepage preview.

No invoice, no meeting, no obligation. You'll see your business in a new light within days.

03

Love it? We finish it.

Don't? We part friends, and you keep the compliment.

Fogline is one person, born and raised on this coast. I'll meet you at your counter, not on a Zoom call.

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The live postcard — same cove, real weather

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Pacifica cove — Fog

Pacifica, right now · Fog

One scene, five weathers, and a live feed deciding which one you get. Your site could know what the sky is doing too.