We document twelve completed client projects here

Every project in this archive was commissioned by an independent business, designed and typeset from scratch, and deployed to production by Irina Petrova in Austin, Texas.

Felnorias builds two web offerings: a tailored studio website costing between $4,000 and $12,000 USD, and a foundational baseline website costing between $1,500 and $4,500 USD. We never rely on pre-built marketplace themes, off-the-shelf page builders, or outsourced offshore code pools. Each release below represents a real business with distinct typography, responsive architecture, structured copy, and search infrastructure delivered on a strict two to six week production schedule.

An Austin architectural monograph needed print discipline transferred to an interactive screen

The studio commissioned an eight-page digital monograph to archive custom residential projects in west Austin without visual distraction. The client required strict editorial margins, dual-language typographic hierarchy, and rapid photo loading across mobile devices. We built a bespoke layout with full-height landscape viewport viewports, custom font pairings, and an inquiry routing channel that generated eleven qualified commissions during the first quarter following launch.

A fine arts bronze foundry required museum clarity for exhibition records and collector inquiries

Operating in Central Texas since 1998, this foundry required a disciplined six-page web presence to replace an outdated Flash catalog. We established a stark monochromatic palette with warm slate undertones, high-contrast serif typography for artist attributions, and a secure client intake form routing directly to the foundry director. Foundry collectors can examine bronze cast textures on phone displays without layout shift or lag.

A regional ceramic guild needed an exhibition catalog that rendered tactile clay surfaces faithfully

This collaborative of eighteen ceramic artists needed a digital catalog for biannual studio open houses. Rather than building a high-overhead retail store with inventory synchronisation, we structured an inquiry-driven catalog presenting glaze recipes, kiln firing techniques, and artist profiles. The site reduced email coordination time by sixty percent and loaded in under eight hundred milliseconds on mobile cellular networks.

An acoustic engineering practice required technical wave diagrams presented with mathematical precision

Designing recording spaces and auditorium treatments throughout the Southwest, this consulting group needed technical documentation explaining reverberation time calculations and isolation barrier testing. We engineered custom SVG frequency diagrams with accessible aria attributes, monospace data tables, and a streamlined project inquiry intake form that captures room dimensions before the introductory phone consultation.

A native Texas botanical nursery replaced an unmanageable WordPress store with a curated plant taxonomy

Drought-tolerant native plant cultivation requires detailed soil and sun exposure guidance rather than generic consumer shopping carts. We dismantled an obsolete forty-plugin WordPress installation that crashed every spring, replacing it with a lean, handcrafted five-page taxonomic catalog. Local landscape architects now review current stock availability and submit wholesale reservation requests via a clean, structured inquiry interface.

A small literary press wanted digital typography that honored letterpress book design traditions

Publishing poetry and regional essays in limited letterpress editions, this Austin press demanded optical type metrics, precise baseline grids, and genuine small caps. We typeset the entire digital presence in custom editorial serifs with rigorous 58-character line measures, non-breaking punctuation spaces, and dedicated publication dossiers detailing paper stock weights and binding thread origins.

A private dining atelier eliminated commercial third-party reservation software to protect guest data

Serving twelve guests per evening with seasonal tasting menus, this Austin culinary studio rejected corporate reservation platforms that sell diner contact lists to data brokers. We created an intimate digital salon with real-time seasonal menu cards, cellar provenance notes, and a direct inquiry calendar connecting diners straight to the head chef. Private booking requests increased forty-five percent while preserving diner privacy.

A landscape architecture team needed civic planning portfolios formatted for public committee presentations

Specializing in municipal park restorations and green infrastructure corridors, this Austin firm required website spreads that municipal boards could inspect during funding hearings. We designed high-density drawing sheets with interactive before-and-after layers, project cost documentation tables, and downloadable PDF project summaries generated directly from the site’s semantic markup.

An organic textile workshop required yarn fiber specifications and weaving documentation

Working with Texas Hill Country sheep ranchers and heritage looms, this textile studio wanted to showcase undyed wool throws and linen fabric bolts. We built a six-page tactile lookbook with weave density specifications, fiber micron counts, and a sample request workflow that helped the workshop secure three commercial interior designer contract partnerships within two months.

A custom walnut furniture maker replaced social media sales with an independent commissioning catalog

Constructing solid walnut dining tables and custom library casework in South Austin, this master joiner needed to escape volatile social media algorithms. We established a seven-page workshop catalog showing wood grain selections, traditional dovetail joints, and expected fabrication lead times. Commission inquiries arrived with timber preferences already specified, reducing estimate turnaround time from five days to twenty-four hours.

A vintage aviation historical society needed searchable blueprints and instrument schematics

Preserving historical aircraft blueprints and cockpit instrument records, this regional foundation needed a digital archive accessible to historians worldwide. We structured an eight-page digital research repository with clear metadata classification, zoomable blueprint scans, and accessible tabular records. The site handles fifteen thousand monthly research sessions while consuming less than five dollars per month in static server resources.

An independent mechanical watchmaker required micro-mechanical documentation for bespoke commissions

Crafting four handmade mechanical timepieces each year, this Austin master horologist needed a website that reflected the precision of hand-filed escape wheels and Geneva stripes. We designed a ten-page bespoke studio presence featuring extreme macro gear photography, caliber movement specifications, and a private intake questionnaire for bespoke dial commissions. The watchmaker’s order ledger filled through 2027 within ninety days of launch.

We do not accept high-volume marketing retainers or mass-market store templates

Felnorias is deliberately structured as a solitary studio practice. We refuse commercial e-commerce stores with thousands of SKUs, outsourced agency white-label overflow, and projects managed by non-technical account representatives. We take exactly two commissions at any time so Irina Petrova can personally write the markup, adjust the typographic leading, and verify every responsive breakpoint from 320 pixels to ultrawide displays. If your business requires an anonymous fifty-person agency or an instant forty-dollar subscription template, we will gladly refer you elsewhere.

Every project starts with an honest discussion about scope and verified timeline

Our fixed fees range strictly between $1,500 and $12,000 USD based on exact page counts, design complexity, and required integrations. Send your project notes below or call our Austin desk directly at +1 (743) 555-2438.