Mayo Cognac
Luxury spiritsA cinematic single page launch site for a family cognac house. React and GSAP, WebGL caustics in the hero, and a 122 frame bottle sequence that scrubs with the scroll. Signed, built and launched in 2026.
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Hampton Design · Tampa, Florida
I design and build the whole site, then stay responsible for what it does after launch. The design is not a template with your logo dropped into it, and the code is not a page builder. You get a real site, a repo you own, and analytics that tell you whether it is working.
Most of the sites below replaced something that looked fine and sold nothing.
frames of video scrubbed by the Rummer Development homepage, decoded with WebCodecs in an offscreen worker, with a plain video fallback for everything that cannot.rummerdevelopment.com
A cinematic single page launch site for a family cognac house. React and GSAP, WebGL caustics in the hero, and a 122 frame bottle sequence that scrubs with the scroll. Signed, built and launched in 2026.
View siteBrand and website for the first new Bob Rummer mid century modern home since 1975. The homepage scrubs a 771 frame video with WebCodecs in an offscreen worker, with a plain video fallback. It also carries a cedar and charcoal siding toggle, a plan index and a Founders Circle interest list. The client's words after launch: everybody has been raving about the website.
View siteSix inclusive coffee shops employing people with disabilities. Next.js and Tailwind, replacing an unmaintained WordPress and Elementor build. Designed and built pro bono.
View siteA cash pay physical therapy practice that needed consult requests, not a brochure. The request form sits on the first screen instead of three clicks in.
View siteEditorial and botanical site rebuild on Next.js for a PR and personal branding agency, with the on page SEO work done at the same time.
View siteI go through your current site, your competitors and your analytics, and tell you what is actually losing you work. You get that read whether or not you hire me.
We agree the page list, the timeline and what each page has to do. No vague proposals.
You get a preview URL on day one and watch it fill in. Revisions happen on the preview, not after launch.
DNS cutover, redirects from the old URLs, tracking verified by submitting the form myself. Then I watch the numbers with you.
Hand written HTML, CSS and JavaScript for marketing sites. Next.js or Astro when the site needs a CMS, a blog or a content engine. Everything runs on Vercel. I skip WordPress themes and page builders, unless a client already lives on WordPress and wants to stay.
A focused marketing site is usually two to four weeks from kickoff. A cinematic build with custom motion, like Mayo Cognac or Rummer Development, takes longer because the asset work takes longer.
Yes. The repository, the domain and the hosting account are in your name. There is no proprietary platform to leave and no licence to keep paying.
Yes. A lot of the work is fixing and converting an existing site rather than replacing it, including WordPress sites.
Tampa, Florida. You talk to Phillip Hampton, who does the design and the code. There is no account manager layer.
It depends on the page count and how much custom motion and photography the build needs. Past builds have run from a few hundred dollars for a friend rate one pager up to five figures for a cinematic brand site. Tell me what you need and you get a number, not a range.
Send me the site you have now and what you want it to do. You get a straight read on whether it needs a rebuild or a fix.