Work
Websites, apps and AI tooling.
In-house projects I built and run myself, plus demo sites for fictional businesses that show range. Each card says which it is. Client work will appear here as it launches.
What do the website layout labels mean?
- One-Page Scroll
- One story from top to bottom with a call to action that follows you. Best for a simple offer.
- Tool-First
- The estimator, configurator or booking widget is the first screen. Best when price or fit is the question.
- Split-Screen
- A fixed panel (status, hours, actions) beside a scrolling story. Best for places and creators.
- Catalog-First
- Search and filters are the homepage. Best for menus, inventory, portfolios and services you compare.
- Gallery-First
- Big photography leads, with oversized type and one calm path to an inquiry. Best for venues, studios and makers whose photos do the selling.
- Multi-Page Classic
- A real site map with a page per service and per town. Best for service-area businesses that need to rank in search.
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Founding clients get 15% off any service in exchange for permission to feature the work and a written testimonial. Five spots.