For a firm claiming 'thoughtful, senior-level attention' to detail, leaving a default Squarespace '0' shopping cart icon in the header of an architecture portfolio is a hilarious blueprint error. Nothing says high-end custom home design like a template that thinks you're selling artisanal candles.

Stray shopping cart icon

While you boast about 'homes shaped around light and flow', your page load speed has the flow of a backed-up Rockville sewer line, dragging down mobile users with Squarespace's massive JS payload and unoptimized image wrappers like 'Updated Entrance View fullsize'.

Squarespace bloat & unoptimized assets

Your meta title is a desperate, 134-character keyword-stuffing marathon: 'Modern Home Additions, Renovations & Custom Modern Homes | Residential Design Studio in Montgomery County, Rockville & Bethesda'. This isn't search optimization; it's a zoning violation for keyword density.

Shameless keyword-stuffed title

You're trying to rebrand a standard zoning check as a '$1,500 Modern Vision Assessment (MVA)' like a VC-backed tech startup, yet your actual H1 is 'Modern homes that feel right'—a headline so incredibly generic it could be selling memory foam mattresses.

Corporate SaaS jargon

Claiming 'We accept 5 new clients per quarter' is a bold scarcity play when your own footer lists your office address at 11204 Whisperwood Ln. We know you're running this 'senior-level' operation out of a suburban Rockville residential street, Damian; you don't need to play hard to get.

Rockville split-level scarcity