Projects across
New York City

Petite Dumpling is a dim sum and small plates spot in Park Slope, open seven days a week. We built them a visually rich site that shows off the food — crispy duck rolls, lamb dumplings, Sichuan noodles — with a full illustrated menu and direct links to order on Grubhub or Snackpass. Straightforward, food-first, gets you to checkout fast.

Novus built a full website for the Forest Avenue Business Improvement District, serving the commercial corridor from Hart Blvd to Broadway on Staten Island's North Shore. The site includes a searchable directory of all 153 member businesses with photos, addresses, and contact info, an interactive map of the corridor, an events section, and pages covering the BID's services and team.

Higher Learning (春苗补习) was actually one of the first projects Novus ever took. The center's been running out of Chinatown since 1993, helping kids from 2nd grade all the way through high school crack the SHSAT, SAT, PSAT, and NYS exams. A serious track record. We built their site from the ground up: course pages, seasonal schedules, teacher profiles, a gallery, even a blog. The homepage scrolls through their specialized high school acceptances and pulls in live Google reviews; so families landing on the page for the first time get the full picture pretty quickly. That 75% SHSAT acceptance rate doesn't hurt either.

SIBOC is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering small businesses across Staten Island through free services including one-on-one counseling, M/WBE certification support, entrepreneurship training, and business corridor revitalization. Novus built a clean, modern website that clearly presents SIBOC's core programs — the Entrepreneur Assistance Center, Women's Business Center, and M/WBE Certification — alongside active community projects like the Forest Avenue BID. The site makes it easy for small business owners to find resources, explore events, and connect with SIBOC's team.

El Gran Castillo de Jagua has been a Brooklyn institution since 1983, serving authentic Dominican cuisine on Flatbush Ave for over 40 years. They had a website, but it didn't do them justice. Novus rebuilt it into something that actually feels like the restaurant: warm, welcoming, and rooted in the neighborhood. A homepage that tells their story, a full menu, reviews from loyal regulars, and hours and contact all in one clean place.

Petite Dumpling is a dim sum and small plates spot in Park Slope, open seven days a week. We built them a visually rich site that shows off the food — crispy duck rolls, lamb dumplings, Sichuan noodles — with a full illustrated menu and direct links to order on Grubhub or Snackpass. Straightforward, food-first, gets you to checkout fast.

Novus built a full website for the Forest Avenue Business Improvement District, serving the commercial corridor from Hart Blvd to Broadway on Staten Island's North Shore. The site includes a searchable directory of all 153 member businesses with photos, addresses, and contact info, an interactive map of the corridor, an events section, and pages covering the BID's services and team.

Higher Learning (春苗补习) was actually one of the first projects Novus ever took. The center's been running out of Chinatown since 1993, helping kids from 2nd grade all the way through high school crack the SHSAT, SAT, PSAT, and NYS exams. A serious track record. We built their site from the ground up: course pages, seasonal schedules, teacher profiles, a gallery, even a blog. The homepage scrolls through their specialized high school acceptances and pulls in live Google reviews; so families landing on the page for the first time get the full picture pretty quickly. That 75% SHSAT acceptance rate doesn't hurt either.

SIBOC is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering small businesses across Staten Island through free services including one-on-one counseling, M/WBE certification support, entrepreneurship training, and business corridor revitalization. Novus built a clean, modern website that clearly presents SIBOC's core programs — the Entrepreneur Assistance Center, Women's Business Center, and M/WBE Certification — alongside active community projects like the Forest Avenue BID. The site makes it easy for small business owners to find resources, explore events, and connect with SIBOC's team.

El Gran Castillo de Jagua has been a Brooklyn institution since 1983, serving authentic Dominican cuisine on Flatbush Ave for over 40 years. They had a website, but it didn't do them justice. Novus rebuilt it into something that actually feels like the restaurant: warm, welcoming, and rooted in the neighborhood. A homepage that tells their story, a full menu, reviews from loyal regulars, and hours and contact all in one clean place.