Krakens
Managed IT and cybersecurity for businesses, in Spanish: their Google Workspace, their computers and their security looked after, and each month a plain written account of what was done.
Fifteen pieces of recent work — websites, WordPress and WooCommerce builds, and the tools around them — and, below them, the sites we moved to Kinsta. Where the site is live, the link goes to it.
Managed IT and cybersecurity for businesses, in Spanish: their Google Workspace, their computers and their security looked after, and each month a plain written account of what was done.
A land developer's site, in Spanish, for its lots in Ayapa, Yoro: a map where each lot shows its number, its area and its status, and, for a lot still on offer, a WhatsApp message with the lot already named.
elvolcan.net: two pages on Cloudflare Pages, the lot map one of them; the logo redrawn, and the brand manual online at its own address.
A strategic-intelligence firm's site, in Spanish: what the firm does, its IMPACT method, its plans, and one route to a meeting.
netica.solutions: five pages on Cloudflare Pages, its domain and its zone, and the firm's brand manual online at its own address.
A planning firm's site, built from another studio's design and live at able.city — every change goes through a staging copy first.
The WordPress + Elementor build from FunSize's design, and the fixes and care since.
Design: FunSize. Development: Grafica.
A Tegucigalpa law firm's site, in Spanish: legal advice and regulatory filings for people, businesses and NGOs, from forming a company to each procedure before the country's institutions.
luxcorporacion.com, redesigned as two pages on Cloudflare Pages, with a service picker on the first screen that carries the visitor's choice into the consultation request.
One Elementor kit behind 40+ career sites for a German consultancy.
A single kit — theme styles, templates and a job-listing layout — that each new career site starts from.
Shown with placeholder content; no client site is shown.
Interactive calculators and QuoteSheet, a branded quote generator, built to drop into any site.
A Honduran creative agency's site, in Spanish, built on our own Elementor kit.
guaranaranja.com: the development in WordPress and Elementor on Proto, the agency's work and services pages.
Bilingual school, Tegucigalpa — site and hosting.
The site of Polache, a Honduran singer-songwriter: his music, videos, events and blog, and an online store.
polache.com on WordPress, the store at tienda.polache.com on WooCommerce, and their hosting and domain.
A Honduran customs and logistics firm's site: freight, regional and worldwide consolidation, and hazardous cargo.
apexhn.com on WordPress, and since September 2026 the server it runs on.
A Honduran customs agency's site — customs brokers and international freight, in business since the 1960s, with offices across the country.
arhsa.com on WordPress, and its DNS and mail-authentication records.
A national TV channel's website, designed, built and run by us until September 2026. We also made its identity manual (opens in a new tab).
canal11.hn on WordPress: show, host and event pages, livestream and on-demand video, ad placements through Google Ad Manager and AdSense, Analytics and Search Console; and campaign pages on the channel's domain.
Tómbola Canal 11 (opens in a new tab) ¡Creamos para vos! (opens in a new tab)
A national news site moved to new servers on Google Cloud. We also made its brand system (opens in a new tab).
The move of oncenoticias.hn to Google Cloud, then its WordPress upkeep, the Google Ad Manager set-up and a monthly traffic and ad report for management, until September 2026.
Sites we moved onto Kinsta. Our part was the migration only: we did not design or develop them.
Migration only — not our design or development
A WordPress site built with Elementor, moved from a Namecheap server to Kinsta and live there since 5 October 2026. Checked at the switch, and again 48 hours later.
Migration only — not our design or development
A WordPress and WooCommerce store, moved to Kinsta on 22 July 2026. Our work on the store ended on 31 August 2026.
We were responsible for the migration only, not for the store's design.
The migrations page, and how the Live in Place Designs move was checked
Our founder started designing restaurant and hospitality websites on BentoBox in 2018. The public record of that work runs from 2020 to 2026: the Internet Archive holds more than 1,100 pages saved from his account — more than 850 distinct BentoBox sites among them. That record is the public evidence we can point to for our “600+ sites launched”: the figure was on our site before the archive was counted, and a capture shows that a site existed, not that it launched. Fifteen of them, each opening its capture in the Wayback Machine:
Every saved page, on archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Outside the record above: sites we built for clients, each from a public capture in the Wayback Machine.
A live band's site where fans vote for the songs: the first 25 songs of each voting round make the set, with concerts, live streams and a forum.
A “candidate-first” recruiting platform from Belgium: free landing pages for job-seekers, pitched as a way to get paid by recruiters for their time and data.
The site of Ingeniería Telecomunicaciones S.A., a Honduran IT firm: networking, IP telephony, wireless, monitoring and security equipment, its installation and upkeep, and training on the products it sells.
A hosting contract ending, a launch, a campaign going live. Tell us the date and what has to be true by then.