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Portfolio — the hard parts, not the homepages | Sublyme Digital
Portfolio  ·  Fifty-plus projects  ·  Twelve written up

Anyone can show you a homepage.

A portfolio of screenshots proves somebody owns Photoshop. What actually matters is whether the difficult part got built — the configurator, the catalog at scale, the booking engine, the thing the client was told could not be done. So this page is indexed by that instead.

The index

Filter by what was built, not by industry.

Industry tells you almost nothing. If you need a product configurator it does not matter whether the last one was for football pads or furniture — it matters that somebody has built one. Pick a capability and see who has.

Built here, now its own company

The free audit on this site is a product we sell.

It started as something we built for a client — a form that returns something genuinely useful within minutes instead of a thank-you page. It worked well enough that it became Agentix Sparks, a separate company selling the same system to other businesses and agencies. Four of them are live on this page and you can run any of them yourself: the audit here, an estate planner that reads a live weather forecast, a daily infrastructure briefing you pull rather than subscribe to, and a novel quiz that emails you a portrait of yourself.

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Your turn

Now put your own site through it.

You have just read twelve write-ups of somebody else's work. This is the part where you find out about yours — real data from the page you give us, the scores, what is working, what is not, and the three fixes worth doing first.

No call, no pitch, no credit card. The report is yours either way.

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Real data from the page you give us. Answered the same day if you ask a question with it.

From the clients

Three clients. One word, unprompted.

Nobody asked them to say this. Read all three and you will notice they are describing the same thing — and it is not design.

Whenever our company has an idea or inquiry we hear back instantly. Our website traffic has tripled since we began with their team.

Joseph IovinoCOO & CFO, XTECH Football Pads

Clients were growing tired and concerned. Sublyme understood the situation and were available 24/7 to keep them satisfied.

Jeff MattaVP Business Development, Adcomm Advertising

Powerhouse professionals. Conscientious, and they deliver projects on time and accurately executed.

Lisa GallicchioDirector of Community Relations, Preferred Home Health Care
Questions

What people ask after looking through this.

Answered plainly, including the two nobody likes asking.

Every project on this page links to the live site. Open them, click through them, put them on your phone. Nothing here is a mockup of something that never launched.
No. WordPress where a client needs to run the site themselves without calling us every week, custom where the behavior is unusual. A 3D product configurator wired into checkout is not a plugin, and a catalog of three thousand products needs its structure decided before anything is designed.
Most of these are ongoing. Preferred Home Health Care has been five years of web, search, analytics and recruitment campaigns. XTECH is continuous management of a store, a configurator and a payment stack. A launch is usually the start of the relationship rather than the end of the project.
Yes, and often that's the better answer. Several of these started as somebody else's build that needed fixing rather than replacing. The free audit is the fastest way to find out which of those two your site needs.
A focused site for a service business is usually a few weeks. A catalog at scale or a custom configurator takes longer, because the structure has to be decided before anything is designed. We'll tell you which one you're looking at before quoting, not after.
A lead automation that delivers something genuinely useful within minutes of someone submitting a form, instead of a thank-you page and a wait. The free audit on this site is one. It started as something we built for clients and is now a separate company selling the same system to other businesses and agencies.
Start with yours

See where your site stands.

Give us the URL and the report comes back in minutes — the score, what is working, what is not, and the three fixes worth doing first. No call, no pitch, and it is yours either way. Or skip it and just tell us what you need.

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