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Business systems and websites.

Explore agentic workflows, ERP, CRM and warehouse systems, alongside live client websites.

Interactive software concepts

Working software concepts with fictional data. Explore their menus, change a record and see how the pieces connect.

Agentic systems

Interactive concept · Fictional data · Simulated agents

From supplier quotes to a clear recommendation.

Compare costs and delivery dates, resolve missing information, and prepare a report with its sources attached. Follow an operations manager choosing a supplier for 2,000 printed mailer boxes.

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Recorded workflow · sound off Supplier recommendation

Three fictional supplier quotes become a sourced recommendation. Review an unsupported claim, add a simulated supplier reply and compare the updated report before human review.

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Open the workspace and work through the example at your own pace.

Supplier recommendationInteractive concept · Fictional data · Simulated agents
Three fictional supplier quotes become a sourced recommendation. Review an unsupported claim, add a simulated supplier reply and compare the updated report before human review.
Supplier recommendation

ERP systems

Business ERPInteractive concept · Sample data
Inspect a stock risk, check the sources and prepare a purchase draft.
Business ERP

Interactive concept · Sample data

Business ERP with an embedded assistant

Sales, purchasing and finance share one working picture. Review the assistant’s sources before turning a suggestion into a draft.

  • Sales & customer records
  • Purchasing & approvals
  • Site inventory & movements
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CRM systems

Furniture studioInteractive concept · Sample data
Compare materials, revise a quote and see exactly what changed.
Furniture studio

Interactive concept · Sample data

Furniture & kitchen studio CRM

From the first enquiry to a considered quote. Keep dimensions, finishes, revisions and installation plans together.

  • Enquiries & customers
  • Projects & verified dimensions
  • Materials & quote revisions
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Warehouse & fulfilment systems

WarehouseInteractive concept · Sample data
Resolve a picking shortage and follow the stock movement.
Warehouse

Interactive concept · Sample data

Warehouse & fulfilment

Follow stock through the building. Receive, allocate, pick and dispatch, with a clear path through the exceptions.

  • Receiving & putaway
  • Inventory, locations & lots
  • Orders & reservations
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Changes stay in this browser. Connections, assistants and agents are simulated; no real orders, messages or payments are sent.

Client websites

Websites we built. Live, right now.

Real homepages, captured from the live sites. Hover a screen to scroll through it, or open the site and click around yourself.Four client websites. Watch a short walkthrough, or open each site to explore.

drinkmav.com
MAV — Website walkthrough
Website walkthrough
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Homepage of MAV, captured from drinkmav.com (opens in a new tab) MAV homepage on a phone
01 / 0701 / 04

Wellness · Direct-to-consumer

MAV

A premium storefront that makes one daily scoop feel essential.

  • Brand storefront
  • Product imagery
  • Subscription flow

Premium from the first scroll

Built with Next.js · React · TypeScript · Cloudflare

Visit drinkmav.com (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseDenis, Founder, MAV

We had the product and a clear feeling for the brand, but no idea how to put it on a screen. They got it straight away. The site is calm and premium, it explains the formula without burying people in detail, and the imagery makes MAV look like a brand that has been on shelves for years. The first thing everyone says when they see it is that we look a lot bigger than we are.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

MAV is one product doing the job of a whole shelf of supplements. That is a hard story to tell on a screen. Say too little and it reads like another green powder; say too much and the page turns into a lab report. The brand had to feel premium and trustworthy from the first scroll.

What we built

  • A media-first homepage that sells the morning routine, with a before-and-after story of the shelf it replaces
  • A product page with gallery, lightbox and the one-time or subscription choice side by side
  • System and Formula pages that explain the routine and the ingredients in plain language
  • A full set of packaging and lifestyle renders, so the brand looked finished before the first photoshoot
  • Fast static pages on Cloudflare, structured to plug straight into Shopify checkout

How we approached it

Sold the habit first: one scoop, every morning, nothing else to remember.

Kept the science readable. Benefits up front, the detail one tap deeper for anyone who wants it.

Used a quiet palette and generous space so the product reads premium and never loud.

What changed

  • Premium from the first scroll
  • Clear science, no hype
  • Built around the daily habit
kavi-beach.marrbo-store.workers.dev
Kavi Beach — Website walkthrough
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Homepage of Kavi Beach, captured from kavi-beach.marrbo-store.workers.dev (opens in a new tab) Kavi Beach homepage on a phone
02 / 0702 / 04

Hospitality · Beach hotel

Kavi Beach

A beach hotel site that sells the stay before the room.

  • Hotel website
  • Opening film
  • Multilingual guides

Cinematic opening, made in-house

Built with HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Cloudflare

Visit kavi-beach.marrbo-store.workers.dev (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseValery, Owner, Kavi Beach

A hotel sells a feeling before it sells a room, and they got that from the first meeting. The opening film alone makes you want to be in Kavala. What surprised me was how much thought went into the practical side too: parking, the beach, how to get here, separate guides for our Bulgarian and Turkish guests. It answers the questions people ask before they book. Honestly the best-looking hotel site on our part of the coast.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

Kavi Beach sits on the first line of the beach in Kavala, but its old web presence spoke to property investors rather than holidaymakers. Guests coming from Bulgaria and Turkey had nothing written for them. The new site had to make people want to stay before they ever looked at a price.

What we built

  • A cinematic opening film of the property for the homepage hero
  • Studio pages with sea-view galleries and a clear path to checking availability
  • The practical pages guests look for before booking: location, parking, policies, FAQ and a Kavala guide
  • Dedicated guides for Bulgarian and Turkish travellers, with the investor story kept on its own page
  • Search landing pages for beach hotel, sea-view and studio stays in Kavala

How we approached it

Led with the feeling: sea, light and balconies first, the details after.

Answered the questions guests ask before booking right on the page.

Kept holidaymakers and investors on separate paths so each gets the right story.

What changed

  • Cinematic opening, made in-house
  • Multilingual guest journeys
  • Booking one tap from every page
kvartalhomes.bg
Kvartal Homes — Website walkthrough
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Homepage of Kvartal Homes, captured from kvartalhomes.bg (opens in a new tab) Kvartal Homes homepage on a phone
03 / 0703 / 04

Real estate · Listings

Kvartal Homes

A listings site built to turn browsers into booked viewings.

  • Bespoke website
  • Property listings
  • Enquiry flows

Booked viewings, not bounces

Built with Next.js · React

Visit kvartalhomes.bg (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseTodor, Owner, Kvartal Homes

The whole process was fast and refreshingly structured — they never made us chase down information, just asked for exactly what they needed and ran with it. We gave a few small directions and otherwise watched them deliver; it was genuinely hands-off, and we loved how readily they worked to what we wanted.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

Property buyers are quick to judge and quicker to leave. A generic listings page loses them before the right home ever surfaces — and a lost browser is a lost viewing, not just a lost click.

What we built

  • A bespoke listings experience designed around the path to a viewing
  • Clear, fast property pages that answer the obvious questions up front
  • Enquiry and booking flows that make the next step effortless
  • Mobile-first throughout — most browsing happens on a phone

How we approached it

Designed for intent: surface the right homes fast and remove every reason to bounce.

Made enquiry the natural next click, not a buried form.

Built bespoke — no recognisable template — so the brand reads as credible.

What changed

  • Booked viewings, not bounces
  • Bespoke build, not a template
  • Mobile first, end to end
Homepage of DDC Devices, captured from ddcdevices.com (opens in a new tab) DDC Devices homepage on a phone
04 / 0700 / 04

Medical devices · Catalog

DDC Devices

A credible, launch-ready home for a specialist device range.

  • Custom storefront
  • Product catalog
  • SEO foundations

Launch-ready credible catalog

Built with Next.js · React

Visit ddcdevices.com (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseDaniela, Owner, DDC Devices

We're really grateful for the work and the speed — they moved fast and still nailed the hard part: presenting highly scientific products in a way that's clear and credible. Exactly what a specialist range like ours needs.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

Specialist medical devices live or die on trust. A clunky or generic catalogue makes a serious product range feel unserious — and makes it hard for the right buyer to explore and commit.

What we built

  • A custom storefront that makes a technical range easy to explore
  • Product pages structured for clarity, specs, and confident buying
  • A clean, trustworthy design that reads as credible at first glance
  • Performance and SEO foundations ready for launch

How we approached it

Led with credibility — the design has to earn trust before the spec sheet does.

Structured the catalogue so a specialist buyer finds and compares fast.

Built launch-ready, with room to grow the range without a rebuild.

What changed

  • Launch-ready credible catalog
  • Custom storefront, not a template
  • Clear specs, easy to buy
celluma.bg
Celluma — Website walkthrough
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Homepage of Celluma, captured from celluma.bg (opens in a new tab) Celluma homepage on a phone
05 / 0704 / 04

E-commerce · Skincare devices

Celluma

From a couple of sales in total to steady weekly orders.

  • Conversion-first rebuild
  • Product copy
  • Paid campaigns

Weekly orders, from ~2 ever

Built with WordPress · WooCommerce

Visit celluma.bg (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseElisaveta, Owner, Celluma Bulgaria

I'd worked with agencies before and always felt ripped off — paying a fortune for average results. VoxTraffic is the first that does everything to a high standard without me ever having to push for it, and they took the marketing and copywriting off my plate so I could focus on the business. Since the new site went live, our sales have jumped.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

An LED light-therapy shop with a great product and almost nothing to show for it — roughly two sales in its entire history. The store looked the part but never made the case, so traffic that did arrive bounced before it ever reached checkout.

What we built

  • A conversion-first rebuild centred on a single, obvious path to buy
  • Product pages that explain the science in plain language and sell the outcome
  • Mobile-first layout, fast load, and SEO foundations baked in
  • Checkout and tracking wired up so every order and ad click is measurable

How we approached it

Started from the buyer, not the catalogue — what someone needs to believe before they spend on a device.

Rebuilt the funnel around that decision, then fed it qualified paid traffic.

Tested creative and landing variants weekly, doubling down on what converted.

What changed

  • Weekly orders, from ~2 ever
  • Paid traffic, now profitable
  • Mobile checkout, built to convert
Homepage of BioPeptide, captured from biopeptide.bg (opens in a new tab) BioPeptide homepage on a phone
06 / 0700 / 04

E-commerce · Research peptides

BioPeptide

A research-grade shop that leads with evidence.

  • Custom Next.js shop
  • Bilingual BG / EN
  • SEO & science content

Fast from first call to launch

Built with Next.js · React

Visit biopeptide.bg (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseAlex, Founder, BioPeptide

From the first call to launch, I've been very impressed with the speed and efficiency of the entire process.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

Research peptides sell to a careful, technical audience. Buyers want purity data, full specifications and strict research-use compliance before they trust a supplier, and a generic shop template can't carry that detail or that restraint.

What we built

  • A custom Next.js shop in Bulgarian and English, with catalog, cart and checkout
  • Product pages that show purity, CAS number, formula, molecular weight and storage at a glance
  • A lab-results library with downloadable certificates of analysis
  • SEO foundations and a science-notes blog structured for a research audience

How we approached it

Led with evidence: purity, specifications and testing method sit next to every product, with certificates one click away.

Kept the tone clinical and compliant, with research-use-only notices built into the journey.

Built it bilingual, so Bulgarian and English buyers get the same depth.

What changed

  • Fast from first call to launch
  • Bilingual shop, Bulgarian and English
  • Lab-backed specs and certificates
Homepage of AlmOrganic, captured from almorganic.com (opens in a new tab) AlmOrganic homepage on a phone
07 / 0700 / 04

E-commerce · Organic

AlmOrganic

Web, SEO and content compounding into steady repeat orders.

  • Storefront
  • SEO
  • Content program

~2–3× revenue, compounding

Visit almorganic.com (opens in a new tab)
Client feedback · approved paraphraseMartin, Co-Owner & Operations Manager, AlmOrganic

Our whole business is online, so conversion rate is everything — and they improved ours significantly. Their input on the marketing and on presenting our products built us a whole new sales funnel, and the return on what we invested in the site has been excellent.

Project scope and outcomes

The starting point

A natural-products brand with loyal customers but a site that wasn't pulling its weight. Discovery was thin, the store leaned on word of mouth, and there was no content engine bringing new buyers in on its own.

What we built

  • A cleaner, faster storefront built around repeat purchase
  • An SEO foundation targeting the terms real buyers actually search
  • An ongoing content program that earns traffic and trust
  • Analytics and conversion tracking to see what's working

How we approached it

Treated the website as the first step of marketing — fix the destination, then drive to it.

Layered SEO and content so traffic compounds instead of resetting each month.

Optimised the path to repeat orders, where the real lifetime value lives.

What changed

  • ~2–3× revenue, compounding
  • Repeat orders, steady
  • Organic traffic that compounds

Website previews recorded from the live sites in September and October 2026.

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