QuengaDesigns

Independent design & engineering studio

Design that ships.
Software that lasts.

Quenga Designs is the studio of Marcel L. Quenga — one senior builder taking projects from first sketch to production. Web, software, AI, and brand. No handoffs, no telephone game.

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Products shipped and live
3
Products shipped and live
Projects in testing
3
Projects in testing
Projects in development
7
Projects in development

What the studio does

Proof, not promises

Web DesignReal Estate

Hernandez Realty Group — a bilingual home base in the Treasure Valley

Business site for a Treasure Valley, Idaho REALTOR® and general contractor — buy, sell, invest, and build-equity services on a custom domain.

2
Languages — Spanish-default, full English
Next.js 16
App Router + Supabase + Vercel
Live
In production on a custom domain
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Web DesignLocal Business

SOLO Salon + Head Spa — one stylist, one chair, one site

A private one-stylist salon in downtown Chico specializing in color, curls, and the Japanese Head Spa — built around easy booking.

41
Services on the menu, priced and described
10
Service categories, haircuts to Head Spa
5
Content-driven pages
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Data PlatformCivicNext.jsSupabase

True North Housing Alliance — the Rental Atlas for Butte County

Civic housing data platform for Butte County — the Rental Atlas and Community Services Directory, serving residents, caseworkers, and local government.

5,700+
Properties in the Rental Atlas
200+
Community services in the directory
12
Service categories, food to legal aid
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Community work

True North Housing Alliance

The housing platform that started it all — a rental atlas and community services directory built for Butte County residents, caseworkers, and local government. Still live, still maintained, still finding people homes.

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Have something worth building?

Tell me about the project. You'll get a straight answer on fit, scope, and what it takes to ship — not a sales pitch.

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