Selected work
Most of our work is for small operators who'd rather not be on a public client list. Here are a few we can talk about — anonymised where we agreed to.
If you\'d like more detail on any of these, we\'re happy to walk through it on a call — including the parts that didn\'t go to plan.
Marketing site · 2024
A 24-page site for a third-generation olive oil producer outside Tarragona. Replaced a 12-year-old static site, doubled press enquiries in the first quarter.
↗ +118% press enquiries, Q1 post-launch
Storefront · 2024
A storefront and booking system for an independent optician with two locations. Customers can now book eye exams and reserve frames online.
↗ 46% of bookings now self-service
Marketing site · 2023
A portfolio site for a Madrid-based architecture practice. Heavy on imagery, almost no body copy — exactly the brief.
↗ 2.1s LCP on the project pages
Storefront · 2023
A 60-SKU storefront for an independent bike shop on the coast. Service bookings, second-hand listings and a parts finder live alongside retail.
↗ €41k online revenue in first 90 days
Internal tool · 2023
A custom portal for a property management group, replacing a sprawling spreadsheet that handled 90+ buildings and 400+ tenants.
↗ Reduced monthly admin from ~70h to ~22h
Marketing site · 2022
A small studio site for a product design consultancy in València. Editorial layouts, two long-form case studies, no carousel in sight.
↗ Featured in Brand New + Siteinspire
Words from the field
Three notes from clients we\'ve worked with this year. Lightly edited for length.
“EngineBuildFlow gave us the first site that actually felt like the company. Marc and Júlia spent two days on-site, watched us work, and made the writing assignments specific. We hit launch on the day we agreed — six weeks earlier.”
“We got three quotes. Two were cheaper, both quoted in vague phases. EngineBuildFlow itemised everything, and the invoice matched the proposal to the cent. That alone was worth the rate.”
“We use the portal every single day. Two of our staff who weren\'t web-people sat through one training session and were comfortable by the end of the week. That was the real win.”