Websites, branding and paperwork, sorted

We're CSA, a small studio in Perth. Business or personal, we're happy to take it on.

Here's the lot

Everything we do, in three parts. A number like No. 6 means there's one on the street to look at. If what you need isn't here, ask us anyway.

Code

Websites and online tools that work well on phones and are easy to keep up to date.

  1. A winery's website, with the headline Forty rows. One red.
    WebsitesLow Yield Wine Co No. 6
  2. An online shop's page for a handmade soap, with an Add to bag button.
    Online shopsWandoo & Salt
  3. A bush camp's booking form: two nights picked on a calendar, two guests, and a Book 2 nights button.
    Booking and quote formsLantern Ridge No. 7
  4. A fence quote tool: a block plan on the left and a worked-out price on the right.
    Calculators and quote toolsGood Side Fencing No. 4
  5. A hire company's delivery app: the day's runs, a truck on a map, and a customer's phone showing it 12 minutes away.
    Web apps and phone appsTrestle & Tent Hire No. 5

Shape

Design that makes you look the part, on screen and in print.

  1. A bakery's logo on its paper bag, coffee cup, loyalty cards, stickers and apron.
    Logos and brandingLow Tide Bakehouse No. 1
  2. Nine printed pieces laid out on a table: a country show poster, a winery's long lunch poster, a gig poster, a camp map, a capability statement, a tri-fold brochure, two flyers and an order form.
    Brochures, flyers and postersNine pieces for the street and the town
  3. A home's open kitchen and living room in afternoon light.
    3D renders before it's builtA house going up No. 8
  4. Seven everyday products on plinths: a chair, a drill, a kettle, a tap, a drink bottle, headphones and a lantern.
    Products you can spin in 3DSeven everyday products
  5. Animated explainersBremer & Daughter Plumbing No. 3

Automate

Systems that take care of the repetitive admin at work or at home, so you get time back. A person still checks anything important.

We can also set up ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude for you or your team, and show you how to get good use out of them.

  1. An evening brief listing tomorrow's four jobs, with the run on a map, the weather and what to load.
    Daily briefsGood Side Fencing No. 4
  2. A weekly report: a one-line summary, four figures, enquiries by day and four quotes to chase.
    ReportsBremer & Daughter Plumbing No. 3
  3. Three dockets photographed and read into a list of expenses, with one smudged total held for a person to check.
    Details pulled from documentsA week of dockets
  4. A job board with three crews and their jobs for the day, marked done, late or booked.
    Team job boardsDryandra Site Services
  5. A question box that answers from a service manual and shows the page it used.
    Answers on your websiteA gearbox service manual

Our promises

The last lot's yours

Tell us what you need in a few lines. We'll reply within two working days.

A model of the empty lot at the end of our street: a big sign board on posts, bunting, pegs and string marking out the block, and two people looking up at it.

Your name or your business name. Type it in and it goes up on the sign. Nothing is sent until you email us.

Email us info@my-csa.com

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