Work

Selected work.

Example websites and products I’ve designed and built, labeled by what they are and where they stand. Example sites use fictional names and generic imagery, and each one is customized to your brand, content, and preferences. No borrowed logos, no invented results.

  1. Example outfitter homepage on desktop

    01 / Example website / Prototype

    Paddle shop website rebuild

    A complete rebuild for an outfitter that rents, teaches, and sells: rentals, lessons, tours, camps, and a shop, organized by what the visitor wants to do.

    Example website. A speculative concept built to show the approach. The business name, logo, photos, and contact details are fictional placeholders. Your version would use your brand, content, colors, and the way your business works.

    An outfitter’s website carries a lot: rentals at several locations, lessons, tours, camps, a shop, and seasonal hours. Visitors mostly want one answer: what can I do today, and what will it cost? This rebuild puts that question first.

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  2. FYB: temporary wireframe, not final workTemporary asset

    02 / Owner-built product / In development

    FYB

    A visitor and parking app for Bend.

    Visitors arriving in a busy area need to know where they can park and what is nearby without digging through several apps and signs.

    Internal placeholder, unverified

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  3. Example pizzeria homepage on desktop

    03 / Example website / Prototype

    Pizzeria website rebuild

    A complete website rebuild for a neighborhood pizzeria, built start to finish around ordering, the menu, and visiting.

    Example website. A speculative concept built to show the approach. The business name, logo, photos, and contact details are fictional placeholders. Your version would use your brand, content, colors, and the way your business works.

    A restaurant website has three jobs: show the menu, make ordering obvious, and tell people when and where to show up. This rebuild organizes the whole site around those three tasks instead of a brochure layout.

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  4. Rebook Repeat: temporary wireframe, not final workTemporary asset

    04 / Owner-built product / Prototype

    Rebook Repeat

    A retention-focused tool for service businesses.

    Service businesses lose repeat customers when there is no easy moment to book the next visit.

    Internal placeholder, unverified

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  5. Socrabites: temporary wireframe, not final workTemporary asset

    05 / Owner-built product / Prototype

    Socrabites

    A food decision app.

    Deciding what to eat takes longer than it should when every option looks the same.

    Internal placeholder, unverified

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What are you looking to build?

A website, an app, or a tool your team has been doing by hand. A rough idea is enough to start the conversation.