A website built for an engineering company, which I designed and built to showcase their services. I leveraged more modern web design techniques and methods to more effectively convey the company’s expertise.

Simple 2-color logo design with a focus on the company’s name (with a sans-serif text font). Icon to the side for some visual flare to distinguish it. Different weights for the fonts to create word separation without too much space.

This logo was created for a company that handles properties and land for other corporations. They wanted to incorporate a religious element. The cross/key combination represents their access to these properties, and the one color change is to create a break in the text to make a reference to the Bible verse within the company name.

A website built for a non-profit based in Kentucky. This website included a simplified/modified backend to make adding new content easier for the staff & tutorial videos.

This website was created for a musician who distributes his content for free. WordPress can be very complex, but I created a solution to ensure that someone could easily access the backend and add new content without much experience.

This was a website designed and built for a corporate traffic control client. Not intended to be flashy – but concise and strong. Conveying an element of what they hoped to provide with their service “Strength and Safety”.

A podcast about overcoming addiction in both yourself and your loved ones. Hosted by directors of a 50+ year-old non-profit rehab.

A more creative approach to building a website – with a little added visual flair that helps distinguish it from your typical website.

This website was built for a non-profit drug rehabilitation program. The style was intended to be “business” but still modern so that it doesn’t look dated.