Things I’ve made.
I’ve worked on tons of projects over the years; here are some of my favorites. Each project has a brief summary and some sample links.
Master Blocks Template
I was told their busy season started 3 weeks ago, and they needed several landing pages - fast. WordPress, custom CMS, and standalone - mutiple brands. I quickly built a modular custom HTML template & demo that allowed for platform & variable overrides. Now landing pages can be setup before the job ticket is.
AloTrack Prototype
Tasked with building an HTML prototype with Tailwind for a student management app. Figma played a central player as most design and functionality concepts were iterated virtually alongside stakeholders. The architect/dev chose Elixir for stability and speed. A presentation-friendly landing page was added later.
Escape Room 60
They wanted a more performant modern solution than their current WordPress site I did for them years ago. Kept header branding, but went with a Next.js refactor that included large content images for more interest. Why? With Next.js baked-in image optimization, the site loads very fast. Just waiting for them to make the switch.
Monarch Catalog Prototype
I was asked to build an HTML prototype for home & detail pages, from a provided design. It was for a new online catalog and the devs wanted to see styles and responsive use before building it in Angular. They decided to use Material UI componenets, so I used Material.io (mdc) to get the ball rolling.
Monarch Microsite
Here is the microsite I built alongside the catalog prototype from provided designs. Marketing wanted an easy access CMS so I chose WordPress. Later, I updated CTA buttons with Free Trial email forms to forward to an onboarding site. EDIT: This microsite will retire soon, here is a screenshot.
Figma Samples
For NDA, these Figma samples are ones I did 4-5 years back, so either released or abandoned. But they do show initial IA site requirements, basic page flows with wireframes, and hi-def prototypes. Not shown here, graybox protoypes could be shoe-horned in if consumer paths need further review.
Jesus Christ Art
I made a basic Nextjs static page to share my Jesus Christ artwork. After research, I removed the nav and some sections that were killing the flow. It all began with me explaining why I drew two Christ sketches a long time ago. Now, it's grown to include composite images. I used a multilevel process of various AI tools alongside countless ongoing iterations of manual digital painting to restructure and refine each composite element.
Inspiration Library
I created the Inspiration Library using Nextjs as a safe spot for sharing my favorite short inspirational stories. It began as an extension of the message on JesusChrist.art. I decided to keep them separate to avoid overwhelming visitors. I deliberately made it text-only, no images, for easy access on phones and easy copying. I use it frequently.