Selected work

Recent launches · 2026

The work,
with the story.

A website should feel like the people behind it and make the next step easy to find. These projects show what that looks like in practice.

Take a closer look

01 / Oakhaven Rescue

Farm animal rescue · Temecula, California
Oakhaven Rescue website homepage
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Website & resident directory

Room for every resident.

Every animal has a story. I built Oakhaven’s website around meeting them, with a searchable resident directory and ways to support their care close at hand.

Inside the story

Meet the animals, explore the directory and follow the path from a resident’s story to sponsorship.

Read the story Visit the live site (opens in a new tab)

02 / Stand In Pride

Chosen family & LGBTQ+ community
Stand In Pride website homepage
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Website strategy & rebuild

A clearer way to find your people.

Some visitors need someone to stand beside them. Others want to be that person. This rebuild makes room for both, with a clear welcome and a way to find their community.

Inside the story

Drag through the before-and-after, then see how the community finder and support options fit into the story.

Read the story Visit the live site (opens in a new tab)

Behind my own rebuild

I put my own website
through this, too.

Before these projects, I rebuilt Kickstart Creatives. The story of leaving Squarespace and changing how I build is still here, if you’d like the longer version.

Read my rebuild story

What does your
website need to do?

Tell me about the business behind it, who it needs to reach and what’s getting in the way. That’s where the next project starts.

Tell me about your project