Projects

A combination of projects we already completed and some ideas we can help you with. 

Small Business Website Redesign

Brierwood Landscaping had the reputation but not the website to match — the old site didn't come close to representing the quality of their work. I rebuilt it around their actual projects, with new photography, clearer copy, and a design that finally does the work justice. It's a common problem: strong businesses, quietly undersold online.
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Fixing the Foundation

When we first connected with the team at Discover Gloucester, their frustration was clear. Since 2017, several leadership shifts had left them with a digital patchwork quilt—think broken links, outdated pages, and back-end tools that were more of a mystery than a resource.
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A Brand Shoot Story

Emma is an entrepreneur looking to launch her new business, Baked by Emma. She needed photos that actually looked like her to help showcase the work that she does. Not polished-to-the-point-of-sterile. Not generic food photography. Just — her, in her kitchen, doing what she does. That's the kind of brief we love.
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Bringing Fun to the Functional

A fun, modern website build for Minutes Mojo shows how even “boring” industries can shine online. Learn how small businesses can refresh or redesign their sites for better results.
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5 Signs It’s Time to Redesign Your Website

Your website is one of the first places people go to learn about your business—so if it’s outdated or hard to use, that’s the vibe they’ll get from your brand. A clunky, confusing website is kind of like having a storefront with a flickering sign and a locked door. Not exactly a great first impression. Here are five clear signs it might be time to give your website a refresh—and how I can help you turn things around.
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Case Study: Cornerstone Creative

When they approached us, they needed a website that not only looked clean and modern, but also reflected their surfy, laid-back vibe—and most importantly, told their story in a compelling way.
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A Fresh Look

When your brand is built on quality, craftsmanship, and deep roots in the community—as it is for Grand Banks Building Products—your website should reflect that. But that doesn’t always mean starting from scratch. Sometimes, a well-executed website refresh is all it takes to create a more modern, cohesive, and effective online presence.
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Investing in web design is crucial for establishing a credible online presence. A well-designed website enhances first impressions, conveys professionalism, and effectively converts visitors into clients. Strategic design saves time by addressing common inquiries, allowing businesses to focus on their core activities. Ultimately, good design fosters trust and attracts the right audience.