Custom systems for the work behind the site.
Jardine Studio builds the functional layer that turns a website into a working system: booking flows, intake forms, calculators, CRM integrations, member areas, dashboards, and practical AI workflows. Built for the work templates cannot handle and the business should not have to patch together.
Custom systems that made the site more useful.
Engagements where the development layer helped the site book, route, calculate, connect, or support real business workflows. More work is available in the case studies index. Case studies index.
- Live clientHospitality · Booking widget
Palisades Lodge booking widget
A custom Mews-connected booking widget currently live on a hospitality client. Date validation in the property timezone, late-night fallback CTA, and party-size steppers.
Mews integrationTimezone-awareHospitalityOpen live widget
Interactive demos of the kinds of systems the studio builds.
These reference widgets show how functional website work can support booking, calculation, configuration, intake, and decision-making across different business types.
- Manufacturing · Real-time calculator
Industrial ROI calculator
Real-time ROI calculator with dual number and range inputs that bind together, animated counter feedback, and IntersectionObserver reveal on scroll.
CalculatorReal-time mathDark modeOpen live demo - Bakery · Custom orders
Custom cake configurator
Date-aware custom-cake estimator with seasonal and rush surcharges, real-time recalculation, and tier complexity multipliers across servings, flavor, and decoration level.
ConfiguratorDate logicReal-time pricingOpen live demo - Home services · Multi-step intake
Service triage wizard
Multi-step service intake wizard with conditional emergency vs. standard branching. Field validation, progress tracking, and accessible focus management built in.
Multi-step formConditional logicA11yOpen live demo
The functional layer that helps the site do real work.
Jardine Studio builds booking systems, intake and quote flows, calculators, CRM integrations, member areas, internal tools, and practical AI workflows. Each project starts with the operational bottleneck, then uses the smallest reliable stack that can remove it. Choose the closest service below to see the full scope.
Booking systems
Custom booking and scheduling flows connected to calendars, CRMs, payments, or the platform the business already uses.
View serviceIntake and quote flows
Conditional intake and quote forms that qualify leads, collect the right details, and route clean data into the CRM.
View serviceCalculators and configurators
Pricing calculators, configurators, comparison tools, and guided workflows that help visitors decide before they contact the business.
View serviceCRM integrations
Reliable connections between the website, CRM, scheduling, email, payment, spreadsheet, and reporting tools.
View serviceMember areas and portals
Secure client portals, resource libraries, paid content, directories, and gated pages with the right level of access control.
View serviceDashboards and internal tools
Dashboards, admin views, reporting tools, and internal apps shaped around the team’s real workflow.
View serviceAI agents and workflows
Voice agents, chat agents, lead summaries, routing, and response workflows built around a specific operational job.
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A direct path from the bottleneck to a working system.
Development starts by defining the workflow, the systems it must connect, and the result the business needs. The studio then builds the smallest reliable solution, tests the full path with real scenarios, and hands over the code, accounts, documentation, and operating knowledge needed to run it.
- Phase 01
Define the workflow.
Map the users, inputs, decisions, integrations, edge cases, and success criteria before choosing the stack.
- Phase 02
Build the working system.
Develop the interface and backend, connect the required tools, and review working increments before the full system is locked.
- Phase 03
Test and hand over.
Run accessibility, performance, security, and workflow QA, then launch with the code, accounts, and documentation under the business’s control.
A working system the business can run after launch.
A finished build should reduce work, not create a new dependency. Jardine Studio keeps the stack lean, places the code and connected accounts under the business’s control, and treats performance, accessibility, security, search, and maintainability as part of the release rather than a later cleanup.
The smallest serious stack.
Custom code, platform features, and third-party tools are chosen by fit. Every dependency has a reason to exist.
The business owns the system.
Code, hosting, domains, API keys, integrations, and documentation are handed over in the business’s accounts wherever the stack allows.
Ready for people and search.
Accessibility, performance, security, clean URLs, metadata, schema, analytics, and redirects are checked before launch.
Things worth knowing.
The practical questions are usually about fit, platforms, integrations, ownership, and support after launch. These answers explain when a focused custom feature is enough, when a rebuild makes more sense, and how the studio works with existing websites, tools, and internal teams. Budget ranges and common scope bands are covered in the 2026 custom website cost guide.
Do you build AI agents and AI workflows?
Do you build full websites or only custom features?
Can you work with an existing website?
Can you integrate with my CRM or tools?
Do you work with WordPress, Webflow, or Framer?
Do you maintain sites after launch?
The other ways the studio works on a site.
Design, development, and SEO live in the same studio. Many engagements pull from more than one at once because the constraints overlap. Each one ships standalone or alongside the others, scoped to the actual constraint on the site.
Website Design & Build
Visual identity, page systems, type and color, components, and design QA shipped with the build.
Read moreSEO & Growth
Technical, content, local, and AI-search SEO shaped around the actual constraint, then shipped on the site that runs it.
Read moreLanding Page Conversion
Landing pages and conversion paths built so paid traffic turns into inquiries, calls, and bookings instead of leaking the click.
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Stop letting the site create work the business should not have to do.
A focused build review covers what is creating manual work now and what shipping the fix would take. Tell us what is moving and what is stuck. We reply within one business day.
