Launch Pad is a creative and technology studio led by Peter Legeza and Bobby Regan: one team for the story people see, the experience they use, and the systems behind it.
The founders
The people behind the work.
Peter and Bobby stay close to the direction. Our expanded team brings strategy, design, development, marketing, and production together around your brief.
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Peter Legeza
Founder / Creative + technology
Sees the possibility and builds the way forward.
Peter connects business strategy, creative direction, and the technology behind the experience. His work spans brand development, custom websites, commerce, AI integration, and software—bringing the customer’s perspective and the business’s needs into the same conversation.
Strategy / Design / Digital products
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Bobby Regan
Founder / Relationships + production
Builds the relationship and brings the vision to life.
Bobby connects the people, the opportunity, and the work. He leads business development and client relationships, helping companies shape engagements across websites, AI marketing, and creative services. His film and photography background carries that understanding into production, keeping the brand’s story close to the business behind it.
Business development / Relationships / Production
How a project runs
Something to review at every step.
Five steps from the first conversation to what comes next, each shown with material from a real project.
01Action Craft / Model lineup · Selected past work
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Start with the business.
Follow your buyers, your team, and the decisions the work needs to support.
The outputA brief, buyer priorities, and an agreed scope.
02Pratt Guys / Project photography
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Give the ambition a direction.
Develop the story, visual direction, customer journey, and technical plan together.
The outputCreative direction and a plan you can review in context.
03Avid Boats / Desktop website design
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Build the whole experience.
Put working pages, content, and prototypes in front of your team early.
The outputWorking material, with clear review points.
04Avid Boats / Mobile website design
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Put the details under pressure.
Test the important journeys, content, and systems on the screens people use.
The outputA reviewed experience and a practical handoff.
05Phoenix Boats / Brand photography, shown as project context
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Make the next move count.
Use customer questions and business priorities to guide the next improvement.
The outputA clear owner and the next useful priorities.
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A clear way to work together.
01 / Project / Launch
A defined project.
A new website, a repositioning, a campaign, or another initiative with a clear business objective.
The working plan + what we agree
How we work
We shape the brief, agree the scope and review points, then develop the creative and technical work together.
What we agree up front
Deliverables, responsibilities, milestones, investment, and the handoff or support you need after launch.
Creative and technical leadership stay involved. Your team has an accountable lead, a shared plan, and working material to review.
Before we begin.
Do we need a finished brief?+
No. A business objective, a clear description of the challenge, and the people involved are enough to begin. Existing websites, work, and systems give us something concrete to discuss.
How do we establish a budget?+
We work through the scope, priorities, complexity, and timing before proposing an investment. If you have a budget in mind, share it: it helps us plan the right order of work.
Can you work alongside our internal team?+
Yes. We agree who owns the direction, content, technical decisions, and approvals. The engagement can bring a focused capability into your team or connect several disciplines around one program.
How do reviews and changes work?+
We agree review points and decision-makers at the start. Feedback is considered against the business objective. If priorities or scope change, we make the implications for the work, investment, and schedule clear before moving forward.
What happens after launch?+
The proposal establishes the handoff, editing guidance, and ongoing responsibilities. Further creative, content, development, or system support can be shaped as continuing work, with a clear owner and agreed priorities.
How do you use AI?+
We use AI tools to explore ideas, build software, and check more of the details. Judgment, context, and accountability stay with people. The tools and permissions are agreed around the work.