Project Showroom

One of my own builds: a data-driven product with a custom interface.

A science-forward biotech concept, built to read clearly to any visitor.

An infrared fitness studio concept, with the energy of the room on the page.

My musician-first site, where I push the interaction further.

An interface example: a rack-unit audio player with a live spectrum visualizer and a ten band EQ.

A consulting practice with a real storefront, custom coded down to the landing pages.

Gemstones want color and light, so the layout puts the product first.

A law practice has seconds to earn trust.

An interface example: a vertical feed that snaps clip to clip, where only the clip you land on plays.

A brand site with a distinct point of view, custom built.

Industrial automation is technical work, so the site reads clear and credible.

Japanese garden design deserves a quiet, deliberate site.

A calm, trustworthy front door for a local practice.

A musician-first toolkit, built so the artist owns the whole thing.

An interface example: a CRT video player with a searchable library and nested category playlists.

A horror author's book launch, built to set the mood and sell the book.

A Brooklyn psychologist's practice, warm to read and easy to find.

A stationery and fine-art studio's shop, with its handmade character intact.

A broadcast-style tool that turns a raw forecast into a clean, shareable weather map.

A meteorologist's brand and merch site, all personality and typographic wit.

An example build for a therapy practice, calm and easy to trust.

A catering brand that needed to look as polished as the events it runs.