I take a website from a blank page to something a business actually runs on.

The brief. MBR was launching its journal publishing business and needed a website to launch on — not a placeholder, but the actual storefront for a new subscription product, from day one.

What I built. A simple, fully responsive WordPress site spanning more than 25 pages and 45+ blog posts, with journal subscriptions set up through MemberPress so MBR could accept payments from most countries worldwide via PayPal and Stripe.

Beyond the site. I also designed their business stationery — letterhead and invoices — plus marketing email templates and their social media cover photos, so the brand held together everywhere a subscriber would meet it.

View mbrjournal.com ↗

The brief. Good Dog was expanding its services and rebranding the organization, and needed a new site to launch alongside its new branding guidelines and logo.

What I built. I designed a new, fully responsive website on Wix, following their new brand guidelines and applying their new logo across a 40+ page site.

Outcome. A playful, fresh new look that matched the energy of the rebrand, built to grow with the organization as its services expanded.

Since then. I was later brought back on to modernize the site — refreshing the design to feel more current while keeping the brand intact.

View gooddogservicecanines.org ↗

The brief. Paige's Pantry needed a site for The Place, their social recreation center for adults with developmental disabilities in Oceanside, California — one that felt warm and inclusive from the first visit, not clinical.

What I built. A full site designed and built from the ground up on Wix, covering the mission, programs like community outings, social recreational activities, and volunteering, a donation flow, subscription management, and a newsletter signup — built around real photography of the community it serves.

Outcome. The site now runs as the nonprofit's main hub for donations, program information, and staying in touch with families and volunteers.

View paigespantry.org ↗

The brief. Founded by an Air Force Casualty Care instructor and his wife, Teachers to the Rescue needed a site to explain a serious mission clearly: equipping every teacher and classroom in America with an Individual First Aid Kit and the training to use it.

What I built. A full site designed and built from the ground up on Wix, structuring the mission, the IFAK kits themselves, a training and resources hub — videos, bleeding control, shock and airway management — a get-involved path, and a financial transparency page, built to feel direct and clear rather than alarming.

Outcome. The site now supports fundraising for kit distribution and organizes training content for schools nationwide.

View teacherstotherescue.org ↗