Selected projects · Real work
From veteran service organizations to small businesses and personal milestones, I build digital experiences that look distinctive, work clearly, and serve the people using them.
A collection of projects
Browse published work alongside designs and platforms still in development. Each project has a different audience, purpose and visual identity.
Veterans & Community
An evolving public-facing hub for veteran support, Post information, events, membership and community programs. Built around clarity and practical updates within an established CMS.
Veterans & Community
Modernized Department-level content covering programs, awards, resources and events. Designed for a wide audience while preserving the organization's established publishing environment.
Personal & Events
A custom engagement website with an editorial visual style, photo gallery and video pages. Built to feel personal while remaining easy to navigate on phones and larger screens.
Small Business
A rustic, photo-driven catalog presenting apparel and fishing jigs as two distinct product lines. Original brand marks and approved product photography are featured in dedicated galleries.
Veterans & Community
A dedicated District 6 information experience with Post listings, officers, programs and resources, hosted within the existing VFW Post 7824 website.
Small Business
A warm, handcrafted visual direction for a woodworking and pattern business. The website introduces the brand with a rustic palette, approachable copy and a responsive layout.
Platforms & Studio
A purpose-built multi-site content management platform with page editing, calendar workflows, file management and granular organizational roles. An ongoing software project.
Platforms & Studio
This studio website brings together a service-focused information architecture, accessible design practices and a lightweight framework-free codebase.
The project visuals above are stylized previews, not captured screenshots. Public-site links open the actual work; projects without links are still being prepared for launch or review.
Behind the finished page
Visual impact matters, but a website also has to make information easier to find, support different users and remain practical to update.
Organize content so customers, members and community visitors can find what matters without a maze of menus.
Use type, color, spacing and visual language that fit the audience rather than relying on one generic template.
Consider mobile layouts, semantic structure, readable content, visible focus and reduced-motion preferences from the beginning.
Your project could be next
Whether you're starting a business, refreshing an old site, or organizing complex information, start with a conversation about what your visitors need.