My Web Design Portfolio

How to Judge This Work

Before You Scroll, Read This

Anyone can make a website look pretty in a screenshot, so I want you to judge these projects by a harder standard. Think about the last time you landed on a website that looked ten years old, loaded slowly, or made you hunt for a phone number. You probably questioned that business without even realizing it, and the truth is your prospects do the same thing to you every single day.

That’s why every project you see below was built around three questions. Can a visitor tell in five seconds what this business does and why they should care? Can they contact the business from any device without thinking? And does the design make the owner look like the professional they really are? When a website answers those three questions, it stops being a digital business card and starts bringing in clients.

So as you scroll, don’t just look at the colors. Look at how clear the message is, how visible the buttons are, and how each site guides you toward taking action, because that’s exactly what it will do with your future clients.

The Work

Recent Client Projects

Here’s a sample of my recent work. You’ll notice projects for home service companies, restaurants, and other small businesses, and that variety is on purpose. I don’t force every client into the same layout; I design around how each business gets its clients, whether that’s a consultation form, a phone call, or an online booking.