Work
Sunday Gardens, Sydney.
Landscape design across Sydney's eastern suburbs. A half-built placeholder became a site that shows the gardens.
Website
The problem
The domain held a half-built theme placeholder, not a site. The portfolio lived on a phone. The first demo had a typed wordmark instead of her logo, one long page instead of a page per garden, and every internal link would have broken the moment it left the demo host.
What I did
Five rounds between July and August 2026: her real logo, a page for each garden (North Bondi, Bondi, Queens Park, Neutral Bay), service areas across the Northern Beaches and Inner West, an About page with her photo, bot-proof phone and email buttons so her details are not harvested, a Calendly link, and the industry member logo. On 30 August 2026 the finished site was rebuilt as a theme on her own WordPress host and switched on, with 13,013 junk pages the old install had accumulated removed.
It is the same process I use for website design in Melbourne.
What happened
Live on sundaygardens.com.au since 30 August 2026. All ten pages verified from outside: one heading each, unique titles, no personal details in the page source, sitemap and robots in place. The first Google review of the new site arrived on 1 September 2026.
Trade: landscape design
Place: Sydney, eastern suburbs
Work: website build and migration
Status: live
Timeline
- 25 Jul 2026Round 1: logo, garden pages, areas
- 28 Jul 2026Round 2 and QA
- 24 Aug 2026Round 4: nine of eleven requests live
- 30 Aug 2026Live on her own domain
"Cassie from Sunday Gardens did an amazing job for us in Bondi. We love our garden! She listened and incorporated all our wishes, she then designed and managed the job and all the trades and the end result is a wonderful and private garden oasis."
Google review, Sunday Gardens, September 2026