Laravel · bikes
Sarto
Problem
A Venetian frame builder needed Laravel that felt like a tailored bike: precision, story and a path to start a build, not a stock cycling shop.
What I did
- Shipped the Laravel front-end with the agency team: homepage, storytelling and a layout that has to hold photography at scroll.
- Built product content a custom builder actually runs on: models, story pages and a theme editors can keep current.
- Contract development on the agency team. The live site is the proof.
Result
Live at sartobikes.com. Laravel for custom frames that still reads like craft, not a catalogue.
