Website Work

Clay Machine is a work in progress that went live on September 5, 2026. I designed the logo and built this e-commerce site with generative AI to sell the fine art I make as a hobby. Not only is the site highly accessible, I focused on the user experience to make an intuitive shopping experience. Clear navigation, keyboard-friendly filters, high-contrast text, and reduced-motion support help visitors browse comfortably. Built with WordPress, WooCommerce, a custom PHP theme, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and esbuild, and hosted on Webdock.

I directed the Drayton Family Reunion site through an iterative vibe-coding workflow with OpenAI Codex, shaping the design, content, functionality, security, deployment, and release verification. Built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Stripe, SQLite/libSQL, Resend, jsPDF, and JSVectorMap, it includes an interactive map and schedule, age-based pricing, T-shirt selection, secure checkout, PDF receipts, email notifications, and persistent registration records.

Marketing Medix is a marketing agency focused on business growth through digital experiences for medtech companies and healthcare clinics. Made with generative AI, the site brings together strategy, design, development, and marketing services in a responsive experience. Built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, Lenis, and Three.js with React Three Fiber, and hosted on Vercel.

Wing Tech needed a complete redesign to modernize the site and make it mobile friendly. I redesigned the logo and designed and built the site in WordPress using the Elementor plugin.

The Hammerhead Guitar Pick site was an agency team project. I helped design and develop the frontend using Shopify's templating language called Liquid.

Agency team project created in Episerver, now known as Optimizely. I handled frontend development, designed some components, and maintained content.