You’re busy running a homestead, managing a shop, or building a community. You don’t have time to wrestle with plugins or wonder why your business isn’t showing up on Google.
Pine n’ Pixel was started right here in Grafton to help neighbors like you turn real-world work into a professional online presence. I build sites that are simple, sturdy, and designed to support the way your business actually runs—so you can get back to doing what you love.
Grafton’s local businesses are the heart of the town, but they were hard for visitors and residents to find in one place. We built Let’s Grow Grafton to change that by developing a custom interactive business map, a multi-vendor directory, and a hub for town-wide events like the Trail of Bears, we turned a disconnected list of shops into a functional, professional destination. This project proves that with the right digital structure, a small town can have a big impact.
Riddle Hill Homestead needed a digital home that felt as warm and authentic as their 1790 farmhouse. We focused on visual storytelling and clear "trust signals"—including a prominent feature of their NH Chronicle appearance.Even with the legal restrictions of NH Cottage Kitchen laws, the site successfully drives foot traffic to the honor-system Cookie Shop and fills seats in the Craft Cottage. It’s a masterclass in how a "neighborly" brand voice can build a loyal, local following.