Fruitmob Design

What the shop makes.

A small set of practical web work: custom sites, identity cleanup, interface polish, web tools, launch help, and rescue work when an existing site is stuck.

Custom SitesA site that looks like it belongs to you.Marketing sites, product pages, portfolios, campaign pages, and small-business sites that do not look rented.
  • Page design
  • Responsive build
  • Copy shaping
  • Launch pass
IdentityEnough brand system to make the web work hold together.Type, color, page rhythm, and just enough identity work to make the site feel intentional.
  • Type and color
  • Logo cleanup
  • Page rhythm
  • Usage notes
UI / UXInterfaces and flows that people can actually use.Interfaces, flows, component systems, and practical polish for tools people actually use.
  • Flow mapping
  • Component design
  • State polish
  • Usability fixes
Web ToolsSmall web apps that make the site do something.Forms, dashboards, small apps, calculators, AI helpers, and workflow utilities.
  • React tools
  • Form logic
  • Data views
  • Light integrations
Launch OpsThe launch details that decide whether the site works.Hosting, deployment, analytics, SEO basics, domains, performance, and handoff.
  • Domain setup
  • Hosting
  • Analytics
  • SEO basics
Rescue WorkRepair the slow, broken, confusing parts.Fix the slow, broken, ugly, confusing, half-launched parts of an existing web presence.
  • Audit
  • Bug repair
  • Performance pass
  • Content cleanup
Custom Sites

A site that looks like it belongs to you.

New businesses, product launches, portfolio refreshes, and local service companies.

  • Page design
  • Responsive build
  • Copy shaping
  • Launch pass
Identity

Enough brand system to make the web work hold together.

Teams that have a name and a direction but not a usable visual system.

  • Type and color
  • Logo cleanup
  • Page rhythm
  • Usage notes
UI / UX

Interfaces and flows that people can actually use.

Dashboards, internal tools, SaaS surfaces, forms, and app cleanup.

  • Flow mapping
  • Component design
  • State polish
  • Usability fixes
Web Tools

Small web apps that make the site do something.

Sites that need more than pages: quoting, triage, intake, lookup, or internal workflow.

  • React tools
  • Form logic
  • Data views
  • Light integrations
Launch Ops

The launch details that decide whether the site works.

Founders and small teams that need the messy launch work handled cleanly.

  • Domain setup
  • Hosting
  • Analytics
  • SEO basics
Rescue Work

Repair the slow, broken, confusing parts.

Sites that exist already but feel unfinished, fragile, or hard to trust.

  • Audit
  • Bug repair
  • Performance pass
  • Content cleanup
Process

How a project moves.

The shape changes by project, but the work always needs the same checkpoints: the problem, the surface, the launch, and the cleanup.

01Sort the problem

We identify the audience, the job the site has to do, what already exists, and what can be ignored.

02Make the surface

The design direction turns into real pages, components, copy, responsive behavior, and working flows.

03Wire the launch

Domains, forms, analytics, SEO basics, performance, QA, and handoff get handled before the site is called done.

04Keep it usable

After launch, the site can keep growing through repair passes, new pages, content cleanup, and small web tools.