Your business has grown. Your website should catch up.
Strategy / Websites / Creative Direction
You’ve built something worth finding. We bring strategy, writing, photography, and website design together in Oak Cliff, Dallas—so people understand your business and know what to do next.
Give Jeff’s wide-ranging design, lettering, and illustration a work-first home. Selected projects lead into deeper stories about the work.
Project details
Creative portfolio / Published website. A custom portfolio for Jeff Rogers, with selected work, discipline filters, and individual project pages. No performance results are claimed.
The work is good. The website doesn’t quite tell the story.
Maybe it still describes the business you were five years ago. Maybe visitors have to piece together what you do. Or maybe you keep putting off sharing the link.
You shouldn’t have to explain everything your website leaves out.
We bring the message, the images, and the experience together—so your next customer sees what you already know is there.
A few names in Doug and Grant’s work, past and present.
Texas Monthly
Hillsdale College
Website work / In use
A life beyond launch.
Four anonymous, rounded snapshots of what visitors did next.
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Community events
100k+Visits
An events site made for discovering festivals, dates, and ways to take part.
2020–2026About this number
Source: Squarespace Analytics for a community events website. Recorded visits over the selected years, rounded down. Visits may include repeat visits. This figure does not measure the effect of a specific redesign.
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Community storefront
$60k+Recorded revenue
A useful home for updates, events, and ways to support the community.
2019–2026About this number
Source: Squarespace Sales analytics for a community storefront website, June 1, 2019–October 5, 2026. Platform-recorded revenue is shown rounded down; it is not total business revenue or a measured effect of our work. Some transaction categories are available in the report only from June 12, 2024.
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Creative workspace
10k+Tour pageviews
Visitors explored tours, event rentals, offices, and the podcast studio.
2020–2026About this number
Source: Squarespace Analytics for a creative workspace website. Recorded views of its tour information page over the selected years, rounded down. Pageviews are not completed bookings or unique visitors. This figure does not measure the effect of a specific redesign.
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Local fitness
700+Form submissions
Class, training, and contact forms gave visitors clear next steps.
2014–2025About this number
Source: Squarespace Analytics for a local fitness website. Recorded submissions across several forms over the selected years, rounded down. Submissions do not establish unique leads or new customers. This figure does not measure the effect of a specific redesign.
Clyde Yost at work / Family archiveKen Standard Corp. / Family archive
Founded by brothers Doug & Grant Klembara.
Cliff Standard draws inspiration from their great-grandfather Clyde E. Yost. He designed houses and patented practical inventions, including a seat for ballparks and grandstands. For Doug and Grant, making something useful has always been personal.
Their partnership grew in Oak Cliff. Doug started The TX Studio; the brothers went on to run Wax Space, help with Go Oak Cliff’s neighborhood events, and become part owners of Oak Cliff Brewing. Doug also helped found Elmwood Farm. The Oak Cliff Advocate told their story.
Doug brings photography, design, and creative direction. Grant brings writing and marketing strategy. At 1517, Doug directs creative and Grant leads marketing and communications.
Together they make websites that show what is distinctive about a business—and give people a clear reason to reach out.
A good place to begin.
What’s your next chapter?
Tell us a little about your business and what you’d like to change. An early idea is plenty to start a conversation.
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Strategy / Websites / Creative Direction
Doug & Grant / Photography by Yuvie Styles · Oak Cliff Advocate
