A resume and cover letter just doesn’t cut it in the modern job market. Kerry Colburn wanted a modern site that would catch recruiter’s eyes, while showing off her vast experience. To keep within her budget, we built the site on Squarespace (saving money on programming). We broke up her work into easily digestible blocks, and highlighted interesting projects from previous employers. It was essential to use the site to showcase Kerry’s ebullient personality. Her punchy site copy was came alive within a vibrant color palette. Kerry said, “I am so happy with this whole process and the end result. Thank you for all your patience and collaboration along the way! You are a dream to work with and I really appreciate it.”

Iona Monk is a Vancouver-based therapist with more than 20 years experience. She wanted a site redesign that would clearly communicate her services and treatment philosophies in a visually compelling way, while making it easy to book a session. She also wanted a simple way to add blog posts to provide consistent advice for current and potential clients. To stay in her budget, we built her site in Squarespace. I’m so happy with how it turned out and just LOVED working with Iona! Check it out at the link below.

Calcasieu Parish Medical Society is a service organization of physicians dedicated to creating a community that is mutually beneficial to physicians and their patients, based in Louisiana. They needed a site to promote their ideals, recruit new members, and accept registrations. Built in WordPress, we set up a system for tracking registrations and making renewals seamless. Check it out at the link below!

Quentin Hardy is a veteran journalist, covering business, finance, and technology for the likes of The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and Town & Country. He most recently served as the Head of Editorial for Google Cloud. Quentin asked me to help him create a site that showcased past work, and provided a home for new writing. In addition to the WordPress site, we integrated a Substack site where you can subscribe for regular missives on a variety of compelling topics. Follow the link below to learn more!

Please join me and thousands more for a meetup in support of Kamala Harris! Absolutely thrilled to build the site for this event and work with a talented group of women led by SHANNON WATTS. Designed and launched this baby in under 24 hours, which is a new personal record.

A Tiny Soirée, is a site supporting the launch of Bebe Carminito‘s new book, The Curated Board, which pubs in September. This book takes the charcuterie trend in a delicious new direction with 30 themed boards and platters. Built in Squarespace, the site includes recipes, links to buy and is illustrated Bebe’s gorgeous photography. You’re going to be seeing this cookbook everywhere this Fall!

Just launched the redesign for the Abbracci Group, a boutique consulting group for businesses of all sizes. With a new book coming out shortly, they wanted an fresh look to support this launch, as well as promote their thriving business. The site promotes not only their core client work, but also their successful podcast, press, and award-winning book. We leaned into bold colors and engaging copy to hook users, while adding subtle animations to add interest. Loved working with this woman-owned business!


So happy to announce the redesign of Primal Woods, a site I first designed more than 10 years ago. A sustainable homestead farm located in Hartford, MI, Primal Woods includes a substantial property used for gardening, beekeeping, maple syruping, sawmill services, and more. There is even a rental property for those looking for a farm stay. 


We used video to showcase the beautiful property, and orienting visitors to the guiding principles behind this business. Every year, the farm harvests and distills hundreds of bottles of maple syrup that is available for purchase. For this reason, we selected Shopify as the site platform to make ordering and fulfillment easier. (Farewell, WooCommerce!)

Very excited to announce the launch of the redesign for Imago Rehab, an innovative new business offering neurological and cardiovascular rehabilitation from the comfort of home. Launched out of Harvard University in 2021, Imago combines the power of virtual rehab with innovations in soft robotics and digital health. The site integrates information about their groundbreaking approach and patient success stories. Delighted as always to work with my brilliant friend and colleague Christopher Burns on this project.