Category: Web Design

[2023] The Jazz Connection was in need of a major update to their online presence. Their old website had flash plugins that were no longer supported, in addition to a dated design. Bob Price (founder) gave me creative freedom to create something modern, lively, and easy to use. The Jazz Connection plays Big Band style of jazz and that is where I took my design inspiration from. I created a color palette from retro record covers, created a set of retro-retro-inspried graphics to use around the site, and a playful but legible typography pairing to round things out. In addition to the UI components of the site, I also acted as the UX designer, making sure that the user’s journey throughout the site is painless. Site built on WordPress.

[2023] Another collaboration with Next Level Copy! A Simple Seed was looking to grow their online presence with a professional landing page for their mindfulness and gratitude journal for kids. Simple Seed’s major pain points were needing a clear marketing message and professional website design. I used the journal’s cover as inspiration for the design; this makes a direct connection to the physical journal, creating a clear and cohesive brand presence. Including little details, like the dragonfly path add a touch of whimsy thought out the landing page. And, as the brand grows, we will easily be able to grow the landing page to a full, multipage website. Site built on WordPress.

[2023] Another collaboration with Next Level Copy! OPPO Development wanted a new look for their website. While their current site was doing the job, they wanted to attract buyers and renovators in the luxury market. Taking OPPO’s established brand colors and typeface, we created an elegant and sleek website that complemented their modern home projects. We wanted to let OPPO’s work speak for itself by letting the photography be the main design element, and added an additional serif typeface to add a touch of elegance to the website’s design. From a UX perspective, the Services page was reworked and edited down to make pertinent information more accessible for the user. A “How it Works” page was also added to better help explain the process to interested home owners. Site built on WordPress.

[2021] Brightspot Creative contracted me to redesign and implement a new WordPress website for their client, Look. Walls & Interiors. Their client needed a new website that was elegant and fresh, but more importantly, easier to use for both their reps and other designers. Brightspot handled the brand’s story and messaging. My solution for the website was to utilize their extensive library of full-screen imagery to help showcase their products, implement a FAQ section, create a filtering system for their extensive art database, and use strong CTAs to ensure effective lead generation for their reps. Site built on WordPress.