Website Design Portfolio

See what we've built!

Here are a few sites we’ve brought to life (and not one person has cried in the process).

We enjoy designing clean, functional websites that help real people do real things — run businesses, launch campaigns, feed communities, and look like total pros while doing it.

Below are a few samples of our work.
Click through, explore, and see how we make the internet a little better… one project at a time. Questions? Click the button.

Memento & Co.

The Memento & Co. website was designed with intention: a soft sage green palette to evoke calm and trust, vintage family photographs to anchor the work in lived memory, and carefully chosen language that respects the emotional weight of organizing a family’s visual legacy. The layout is quiet and spacious, allowing visitors to breathe, reflect, and move with ease. Every detail—from color to copy—was chosen to strike a reverent yet professional tone, honoring the stories people carry and their desire to preserve them with care.

FiveMedia

Realtors are busy. Like, three-showings-before-coffee busy. So we built the FiveMedia site to help make things easier for them, at least make booking a photo shoot easier, anyway.

Clean layout. Big photos. Clear services. No scrolling marathons. Everything from drone shots to floor plans is laid out in a snap—because nobody has time to read a novel when they’re trying to list a house.

We kept the words short and the visuals strong, letting FiveMedia’s stunning property work take center stage. The result? A site that feels polished, fast, and easy to use, like the service it represents.

NLC

This website was built for New Life Center, a community outreach in Honea Path, SC. Their mission? Simple: Help people. No judgment. No red tape. Just food, clothing, household goods, and a friendly welcome for anyone who needs it.

The design is warm, open, and approachable, incorporating the founders' favorite colors: purple and yellow. I chose soft, calm, spring-like color tones and clean navigation, with lots of photos of the center in action. This helps to puts two things front and center: how to get help and how to give help, with direct, friendly language and intuitive sections that work for people of all ages.

We kept the tone kind, hopeful, and easy to understand—because sometimes when you’re in crisis, clarity is the best kindness.

The WhistleTree Project

The WhistleTree Project feels like discovering a hidden forest library—warm light, soft colors, and a quiet sense of magic. We chose a clean, highly readable font, earthy palette (moss, wood, candlelight), and fantasy imagery to create a calm, story-rich space. We did not use photographs for the most part, because the essence of this site is to help people embrace the make-believe.

Built for readers, homeschool families, and creative writers, it connects visitors to every branch of the project: the monthly book club, literary journal, and public domain read-alouds. Navigation is simple. The tone is peaceful. It’s a place to pause, breathe, and remember why stories matter.

Athena Virtual Solutions

Our client, Athena Virtual Solutions, wanted a very simple, fast site that was no-nonsense, affordable, and conveyed clearly what her services are. She wanted a slightly feminine site, because why not? She likes pink and she likes a dainty logo. She got what she wanted. We used a Hostinger plan and had the site up in two days. She got her first clients within a week.