Selected work · Baxstar Fishing
Built for the boat.
Made to move.
A scrolling product story for the Vexus DVX 20S. Watch the boat on the water, explore the site, then see how I built it.
On the water · Baxstar Fishing
The boat. The lake.
The real thing.
A minute on the water with Baxstar Fishing. The full commercial: fishing, open water and a closer look at the Vexus.
Try the actual website
Take it for a scroll.
Open the interactive site below, or give it a full browser window.
The proof
Real things.
Built for real money.
Not slides about AI. A working product, live, with the real specs of the boat my guide business runs on. Then I’ll walk you through it in my own words.
A product site, not a template.
Scroll-driven, built for one boat: the Vexus DVX 20S that Baxstar Fishing runs its private trips on. Every spec is the real spec.
Built with Claude Code · live at boat.baxstarfishing.com
The command center, drawn in as you scroll.
Two Garmin LiveScope units on dedicated displays. The page walks the boat bow to stern, the way a guide would on the dock.
The crew chapter, with the receipts.
One file, built with Claude Code. I directed every line. Open it, scroll it, judge it.
The walkthrough
39 seconds, in my own words.
That’s me on camera, scrolling the site I built and saying what it does.
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Read the transcript
“I did this with Claude Code, and this is something that I could teach you how to do, whether you’re a fishing guide or a business owner that wants to make a website that catches people’s attention, okay. So on scroll, the boat just appears, okay. You scroll again, it’s going to show you different aspects of the boat, okay. You keep scrolling, boom. It shows you the, you know, the premium experience. You get to see the boat, okay. And then lastly, you know, it tells you plenty of room for you and your crew, and there’s proof, okay. And this is something I can teach you how to do, whether it’s for business or for home. Let me help you make cool things.”