Not slides, not mockups — live work you can visit right now.
Websites built and verified live.
Small businesses, nonprofits, and civic-tech projects — most built under our original build-first model; new work is paid upfront. A couple are unsolicited concepts pitched on speculation for real companies that weren't interested at the time — those are marked clearly, not passed off as paid work. Everything opens in a new tab, so you can browse the full list without losing your place.
On perfect PageSpeed scores: the 100/100/100/100 standard we hold ourselves to only applies to launched, adopted websites — live sites a client actually took and put their name behind. The unsolicited concept builds below (Fierros Tires Wheels, Q Baking Corner, Evergreen Valley Dental Office, Aborn Family Dental, and the earlier NTL Precision draft) are version-1 builds pitched on speculation, not confirmed adoptions. Anyone can generate a decent-looking site with AI in an afternoon — that's not the hard part anymore. Getting it to a genuine, independently re-runnable 100/100/100/100 is a separate discipline of its own, and it takes real optimization time we don't spend on speculative work a business showed no interest in adopting. That's not a shortcut on our part; it's where we draw the line on where our time actually goes.
Last reviewed: September 25, 2026
Conrad Solanzo — One Realty
A South Bay broker with 30 closed transactions and a 4.8/5 client rating had no site connecting either fact to an actual lead. We built one around real proof instead of stock real-estate copy: a broker snapshot card linking straight to his verified Zillow profile, a hero video of the neighborhoods he actually works, and six free buyer/seller guides covering San Jose, Milpitas, and Fremont specifically — not generic homebuying advice.
Resume to Website
Turn your resume into a real website — a page recruiters, clients, or partners can actually visit. Payment due upfront, verified 100/100/100/100 PageSpeed score.
Fierros Tires Wheels
A family-run tire shop on Monterey Road, currently running on a low-cost builder platform. We reached out and built this concept on speculation to show what a faster, fuller site could look like — the owner wasn't interested at the time, so this was never adopted or paid for. Published here as a free sample, not as client work.
Q Baking Corner
A family-owned Vietnamese bakery and donut shop in San Jose. We built this concept on speculation and spoke with the on-site manager — not confirmed to be the owner — who wasn't interested at the time. Published here as a free sample and organic goodwill for a real local business, not as client work.
USA Benefits Navigator
USA Benefits Navigator helps people find 21 free U.S. government assistance programs — SNAP, Medicaid, Section 8, WIC, SSI, TANF, Pell Grants, and more. A site like this lives or dies on trust and on the phones it's actually read on, so we rebuilt it as a single fast static page with instant search, clean metadata, and a verified perfect 100/100/100/100 mobile PageSpeed score — no ads, no tracking, no third-party requests.
Conrad Solanzo — Medicare Insurance
An independent Medicare agent serving the Bay Area's Filipino community had no real online presence to match over a decade of experience. We built a bilingual (English/Tagalog) site focused on what actually drives this business: clear plan explanations, a no-pressure tone, required compliance disclosures, and a lead form that routes straight to his inbox.
Frito's Chicken
Frito's Chicken is a food truck operator whose customers find them on the go — on their phone, often mid-craving, trying to figure out where the truck is parked today and what's on the menu. We built a fast, mobile-first site centered on exactly that: today's location and hours, a full menu that's easy to scroll one-handed, and a clear path to follow the truck on social media or place an order.
Evergreen Valley Dental Office
A 30-year family dental practice was running on a dated, non-mobile site with no search visibility. We built this concept on speculation — a fast, mobile-friendly page with full SEO structured data, doctor profiles, services, new-patient forms, and a brand-new logo pulled from the site's own rolling-hills motif — and reached out to the practice; it wasn't adopted or paid for. Published here as a free sample, not as client work.
San Jose & The Shark Tank
A passion project built just to see what a city-pride site could look like when it actually combines local civic identity with a hometown sports team, instead of treating them as two separate audiences. We pulled current 2025-26 season data, real city facts, and built a game-day guide that ties downtown San Jose directly into the Sharks experience — all with original illustration, since no real team or league imagery was used.
Aborn Family Dental
A 20-year dental practice in San Jose's Aborn Square area was running on an old GoDaddy website builder site — still showing a 2021 COVID-19 banner and a footer reading “Copyright © 2021.” We built this concept on speculation — its own distinct identity, a real working map (the old one threw errors), and a built-in appointment request form — and reached out; it wasn't adopted or paid for. Published here as a free sample, not as client work.
Andreas Gonzalez Catering
When Ari needed something at a difficult time, Andreas provided it without hesitation — no questions asked. Buying the domain and building a full catering site was the way to give back. Real background from San Jose's busiest kitchens, a one-of-a-kind kitchen-ticket signature element, and a palette built around his two favorite teams.
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Questions about this work
Are all the sites shown on this page real client work?
Most are real, adopted client work. A few are unsolicited concept builds pitched on speculation to real businesses that weren't interested at the time — those are clearly marked, never passed off as paid work.
Do the unsolicited concept builds also score 100/100/100/100?
No, and that's disclosed directly on this page. The 100/100/100/100 standard applies to launched, adopted websites a client actually took and put their name behind — speculative version-1 concepts don't get that same optimization time spent on work a business showed no interest in adopting.
Do I have to pay before my website is built?
Yes. New projects are paid upfront on one flat invoice, and work begins once it clears, under our operational terms. Earlier projects on this page were built under the original build-first model.
How many projects are shown on this page?
Eleven — a mix of real, adopted client work and clearly-marked unsolicited concept builds, spanning small businesses, nonprofits, and civic-tech projects.
Want something like this built for you?
Every real project above has a live, re-runnable PageSpeed link. New projects are paid upfront on one flat invoice, with turnaround as fast as 24–72 hours.
- Real client and concept websites built by ZenMasterWorks, based in San Jose, CA.
- Most were built under the original build-first model, and new work is paid upfront; unsolicited concept builds are clearly marked as such, not presented as paid client work.
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Last reviewed: September 25, 2026
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