Live demo sites, built for real neighborhood businesses. Every demo below is a working website — tap through and imagine your own shop in its place. That's the pitch: don't take my word for it, watch this.
Real stores, real photos, real sites — built first, pitched in person.
A family-run neighborhood market at 3638 El Cajon Blvd, famous for its wine shelves and beer cabinets. One-page site with tap-to-call, directions, hours, and the store's own photos.
Visit ebjr.damonini.com →
Concept demo for the old-school herb shop at 3618 El Cajon Blvd — same spot since 1969, and no website of its own until now. An interactive apothecary shelf: tap a jar, get the herb and its price. Built to be rebuilt with photos of their real shelves the day they say yes.
Visit herbshop.damonini.com →Small tools and experiments from the same workshop.
Three random adjectives at a tap — built for artists' drawing challenges and the upcoming Chaos Tee shirt pipeline. Try it, roll a weird one.
Roll the adjectives →Every shirt a brand-new roll of the generator: three adjectives, one design, never repeated. Print-on-demand storefront in the works for a November launch.
Coming soon