Blackland Studio

Work

Real work. All of it live.

Every one is on its own domain and running today — most are real businesses, a couple are demos of what I can build. Open any to see how it was built.

Better Earth — live site
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Better Earth

Irrigation & sprinkler repair — Garland, TX

My own irrigation company runs on this one. Customers book online, pay online, and get their invoices and reminders without me touching a thing.

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Elite Yard Games — live site
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Elite Yard Games

Demo

Party & yard-game rentals — Dallas area

Nerf battles and yard-game rentals, booked straight from a phone. The site knows its delivery area and takes reservations by date.

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Bar-Dash Block Party — live site
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Bar-Dash Block Party

Neighborhood block party — Garland, TX

A whole street's BBQ, organized in one place. Neighbors RSVP, sign up for potluck dishes, upload photos, and get text-message updates.

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Vote Eagles ’29 — live site
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Vote Eagles ’29

Student council campaign — Rowlett High School

A one-page campaign site for my kid's class-secretary run, with a countdown to election day and a QR flyer that pointed the whole school here.

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Matt’s Bakes — live site
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Matt’s Bakes

Demo

Cookie shop run by a 13-year-old — Garland, TX

An online store for a young baker — order and pay online, then pick up locally. Dark-chocolate look and feel to match the product.

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Karen’s List — live site
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Karen’s List

Demo

Platform for verified contractors

Angie's List, reversed: a private platform where verified contractors compare notes. Built as a waitlist concept while the idea takes shape.

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Surratt Family Campout ’26 — live site
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Surratt Family Campout ’26

Family trip headquarters — Beavers Bend, OK

Trip planning for the whole family: a cost calculator everyone can play with, an itinerary the group votes on, and a shared photo gallery.

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