This is a collection of independent web development work — sites designed, built, and maintained end to end for pharmacies, medical practices, and other local businesses.
Each project started as a real need — refill pages, appointment info, service listings — and stayed live and current well past launch.
Newer work, built with today's tools and interfaces.
A community arts studio site with a bold, Warhol-inspired pop-art identity — hand-drawn shapes, thick black borders, and a punchy color palette.
A simple website — take a picture with your phone, enter your zip code, and it looks up which recycling materials are accepted in your area.
Take a picture while shopping to cross-reference the price on eBay for a quick comparison.
A date-and-time scheduling concept for service-based businesses.
Concept pieces shown here while newer client projects are added alongside the archive.
A few projects, built and maintained end to end.
A neighborhood pharmacy site with online refill requests and store hours front and center.
A clean, easy-to-navigate site for a local medical practice, built around what patients look up most.
A solar company site built to explain incentives clearly and get quote requests moving.
A grocery-list app site that explains how scanning items at home turns into a ready-made shopping list.
Every project starts with what the business actually needs — not just what looks good.
Clean, maintainable code and design that holds up well past launch day.
Sites stay online and current — updates and fixes don't stop once it ships.
Open to new projects, and always happy to talk shop about web development.
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