Work that runs.

Websites, the business systems behind them, and products — built from the first screen to production. Every project here is real. Most of them you can open and operate right now.

03 running in production — real businesses depend on these
05 interactive builds — working prototypes you can drive
10 design studies — fictional briefs, production-quality builds

18 projects

Running in production

Real businesses operate on these every day. Live links, not mockups.

Live · client system

Juliana Farinazzo Tattoo

A tattoo artist who had no website, only an Instagram, now runs her whole back office on her own domain. Clients sign the studio waiver on their phone in English or Portuguese, attach a photo ID for proof of age, and get their own signed PDF by email. She countersigns from a private dashboard, posts new work straight to the public gallery, and every session she books lands on her iPhone calendar.

forIndependent black & grey realism studio, Jacksonville FL
replacedNo website, paper intake, records scattered across apps
cox builtStrategy, design, engineering, deployment, and ongoing support
shippedApproved demo to live production on her own domain in a single day

custom platform
e-signature
PDF records
EN / PT
calendar sync

read the case study visit the live site

The Juliana Farinazzo Tattoo homepage: a full-bleed black-and-grey realism tattoo photograph beside her name set large in bone white.

The studio's consent and waiver form as a client sees it on the web, with a language toggle.

Live · client system

You Go Intercâmbio

A Brazilian agency placing au pairs and students abroad. Her old WordPress site had gone dark; the new one launched over it without destroying anything underneath. Behind a login she now builds branded course proposals across multiple schools and currencies, publishes each one to a private link, and the student can accept, request changes, or upload a signed contract from that page.

forStudy-abroad and au pair agency, Taubaté, Brazil
replacedA broken WordPress front page and quotes hand-built in another tool
cox builtBilingual site, proposal engine, private proposal pages, LGPD consent, privacy policy
notableConsent text is enforced server-side from one canonical source, so the record can't be forged

PT / EN
LGPD compliance
proposal engine
careful migration
document workflow

visit the live site try the proposal builder

The You Go Intercâmbio homepage in Portuguese, with a red suitcase hero photograph and a language toggle.

The consultant's proposal builder: a Portuguese form for student, school, course, weeks and accommodation that produces a branded quote.

Live · Cox product

WOD Foundry

Our own product, not a client project. A gym clock built for the TV on the wall: AMRAP, EMOM, Tabata, For Time, intervals, and a custom workout builder, with athlete demo clips playing inside the ring. The timer is free for anyone. Gyms get a branded version — their name, their colors, their own address.

forCrossFit boxes and functional-fitness gyms
owned byCox Technologies — we build it, bill it, and support it
why it's hereWe run a product on the same stack we sell, so we've hit every problem you will
notableAbsolute-timestamp engine: a backgrounded browser tab never drifts a second

SaaS
multi-tenant branding
billing
wall-display UX
our own product

visit wodfoundry.com run the timer

The WOD Foundry homepage: large type reading 'the gym clock that wears your colors' beside an orange countdown ring.

The AMRAP timer running full screen with a large countdown ring sized for a gym television.

Interactive builds

Working prototypes, not slideshows. Sign things, book things, open the dashboards.

These are concepts built to explore how a specific business could work online. They are working software, but they are not those companies' current websites and they do not imply a client relationship. Data inside them is sample data.

Interactive build

Blackline Studio

The same platform that runs a real tattoo studio, rebuilt around a fictional one so you can try everything with nothing at stake. Sign the waiver as a client, then open the dashboard and watch your record arrive. Countersign it, download the generated PDF, post a photo to the portfolio, and refresh the public site to see it appear.

try it yourself
full-stack
waivers
PDF generation

open the demo dashboard passphrase: demo

Interactive build

Millie Moo's Orlando

A booking engine with an AI front desk. Book a play session in real time, compare party packages, take a photo tour before you visit, then open the owner's dashboard and watch bookings arrive. Moo, the chat concierge, answers from the actual schedule — it knows what time it is in Orlando and won't offer you a session that already ended.

AI concierge
live availability
booking
owner dashboard

open the demo owner dashboard facility tour talk to Moo, bottom-left

Interactive build · three directions

The Strong Forever Project

One women's barbell coach. Instead of arguing over mockups, we built three finished sites from the same real content: tattoo-flash Americana anchored to her own hand-drawn crest, a plum-and-pink power zone, and a light evidence-based practice. Same coach, same credentials, three different businesses you could walk into.

brand identity
design directions
real content

A · tattoo flash

Direction B: a deep plum and electric pink power zone.

B · power zone

Direction C: a light, clinical evidence-based practice in evergreen and emerald.

C · the practice

open direction A all three are complete builds

Interactive build · two directions

Welfare Vacation Homes

Two directions for an Orlando vacation-rental company: a navy-and-gold luxury book and a bilingual family-resort brand. Both carry the feature that matters for Brazilian guests: a one-tap toggle that reprices the whole page from dollars to reais, plus a demo checkout with card and PIX tabs.

currency toggle
EN / PT
booking
two directions

Direction A: navy and gold luxury vacation rentals.

A · the luxury book

B · family resort

open direction A property photos are placeholders

Interactive build · two directions

Wish VIP

Housekeeping treated as a brand rather than an afterthought. Two directions for an owner-operated vacation-home cleaning company: a light peacock-teal editorial, and a dark champagne "housekeeping department" whose hero is a photo-verified turnover report. Proof of work as the product.

service business
proof-of-work UX
brand direction

Direction A: a light peacock-teal editorial layout.

A · editorial

Direction B: a dark champagne housekeeping-department treatment.

B · the department

open direction A contact details are placeholders

Design studies

Ten industries, ten distinct brands. Proof that no two Cox sites come off the same shelf.

Fictional briefs, built to production quality. The businesses, testimonials, and results shown inside them are illustrative. These prove art direction and range; they don't claim business outcomes.