From Figma to Webflow in a month, which included a complete redesign.

Truly showing what's possible with "no-code" tools like Webflow and Airtable.

Select the new tool, draw a circle over an overlap to be switched, and presto.

This was a crazy time. Over 100 people gathered on Figma to see the new homepage design and ask the team questions.

The time has come again to leave Apple where I started in 2012, left in 2018, and then returned in 2021.

They needed a site to better represent their work as they focus their services.

I got to thinking about my competitive advantage of affordability by being a part-time designer.

These two brothers needed a website to introduce themselves as realtors who want to make a change and showcase just that.

A new site to support growth, show off all services, and handle many shops.

The city wanted to update its website with a wow factor and make it feel more professional. I was honored to be chosen for the project.

Olivia Hope needed to convert the first draft of a logo she made. Took the serif typeface, adjusted some spacing, and it was done.

"This should look like it's trying to come off as pleasant or personable, but you can tell there's something off about it."

My biggest fear is abandonment, the fear of being forgotten or left out, or what’s known as Athazagoraphobia.

Greatly inspired by Blue Bottle Coffee comes a new player in the third wave of coffee but more accessible.

A different approach to the time of church means the time of day gets extra attention.

Enjoyed the use of negative space overall layout to accomplish a bold, foundational feel.

With their new, upgraded location comes a website that better organizes information.

Sarah wanted something that reflects her work that is focused on the connection between people.

Create a less "muddied" website meant also creating a simpler logo that still represented the uniqueness of the brand.

The need to better represent their bold, lime green color for a more cohesive brand that fits better, rather than "thrown together".

A logo needs to represent why you’re different.

Ever since I joined the staff at my church I've wanted to redesign our logo. This was me being bold. Ultimately, no redesign was approved.