Oil & maintenance
Synthetic changes, filters, multi-point

Est. 2026
Websites and custom apps for local businesses — designed with craft, built to convert.
What we do
Scroll the work tour below. Each section shows a different industry language — same standards, different personality. That's the point.
Distinctive marketing sites that feel built for your industry — not pulled from a template drawer.
Portals, tools, and workflows when a brochure site isn't enough for how you actually operate.
Based in Stephenville / North Central Texas. Built for main-street businesses — ready to grow beyond.
Shop-floor confidence — dark metal, signal red accents, appointment-first CTAs.
ASE-certified · local shop
Fictional auto service site — demo of automotive web design: service menu, trust badges, and a clear book path.
Synthetic changes, filters, multi-point
Pads, rotors, alignments, rotations
Check-engine, electrical, A/C
Suits independent shops, tire centers, and dealership service departments.
Warm hospitality design — appetite first, reservation CTA never far away.
Downtown · open kitchen
A fictional neighborhood café — demo of hospitality web design for The Wood Lab clients.
Suits restaurants, cafés, and bars that sell atmosphere as much as the plate.
Calm clinical trust — soft color, clear services, appointment-first.
Accepting new patients · demo site
Fictional family clinic — demo of medical web design: services, trust cues, and a clear path to book.
Annuals, illness, chronic care
Care for every age
Labs, prevention, guidance
Friendly bios and credentials go here — trust without hard sell. Demo content only; not a real practice.
Suits clinics and practices that need warmth without looking unprofessional.
Soft editorial hospitality — forest, mustard, linen. Real brand photography from Kay & Kin.

Wellness concierge · kitchen first
Functional kitchens, real-food meal systems, and habits that feel like a gift — not a chore.
Start with a resetInventory, purge, one-week plan
Prep rhythms that stick
Memberships for busy homes



Client work: Kay & Kin — wellness concierge for the kitchen (Stephenville area).
Property marketing with real photography — purple, gold, and cream hospitality for local rentals.

Stephenville · Tarleton area
Real portfolio photography from the TW Gill Properties marketing demo — built as a working site for client review.
Browse homes
3 bed · 2 bath · Available

4 bed · Yard · Pets OK

2 bed · 1 bath · Furnished opt.

Warm brand system, clear paths for students vs. families, and listing pages that feel like home — not a spreadsheet dump.
Client work: TW Gill Properties — Stephenville / Tarleton-area student & family rentals (demo site).
Services
Local businesses first — Stephenville, Erath County, and North Central Texas. We also partner with growing teams beyond the region.
Marketing sites that match your industry — clear offers, fast load, mobile-first, ready for search.
Portals, booking tools, internal dashboards — software shaped around how your business actually runs.
Refresh a tired site or ship a first digital presence without the agency runaround.
Process
A short call about your business, audience, and what “done” looks like. No jargon tax.
Direction that fits your industry — we share concepts before anything is locked in code.
Clean implementation, real content, forms that work, and performance you can feel on mobile.
Go live with a checklist, then optional care plans for updates and small improvements.
About
The Wood Lab is a web design and custom application studio rooted in craft. The name is the metaphor: solid material, careful build, and a little electric signage on top — the neon is the digital half.
Based in Stephenville, Texas, we start with local businesses — restaurants, trades, shops, clinics, property — and design systems that scale when you’re ready to grow past the county line.
TWL
Web design · Custom apps · Stephenville & beyond
Contact
Share a few details and we’ll follow up by email. Prefer to write directly?
Serving Stephenville, Erath County, and remote projects across the U.S.
Form is in demo mode. Set PUBLIC_FORMSPREE_ID in .env to receive submissions.