Ellie Ceramics Studio
- Website for a mock ceramic artist
- Interactive
- Designed in Figma
- Fall 2025
The Great Energy Quest
- Mock science event for kids and families
- Captivating home page as part of a larger branding package
- Spring 2025
Breaking the Grid
- Website for a mock design conference
- Interactive contact form, drop-down menus, and expressive layout
- Designed in Figma
- Fall 2024
The Foundry
- Redesign for a community arts initiative in Chambersburg, PA
- Interactive hover states and buttons
- Designed in Figma
- Fall 2025
Erie Street Kitchen
- Redesign for a restaurant in Kent, Ohio
- Hover states, links, full redesign across four pages
- Designed in Webflow using only HTML and CSS
- Spring 2024
Cascade Charms
- Website for a student e-commerce project
- Fully developed and launched for the semester
- Designed in Squarespace
- Fall 2025
From Code to Cohesive
I've built full sites in HTML, CSS, and builders such as Webflow and WordPress.
HTML
HTML is the backbone of every website. It marks up the text and tells the browser if something is a link, a header, or an image. It's pretty limited in terms of styling. That's where CSS comes in.
Get Cooking with CSS
CSS is where the magic happens. When combined with HTML, CSS creates the beautiful web pages. This is an example of a website I created using only HTML and CSS.
The Wonder of WordPress
Developing an entire site using only code can be time consuming. That's where builders such as Webflow, WordPress and Squarespace come in.
Squarespace has limited, cookie-cutter options when it comes to design. If you want something highly personal and customizable, WordPress or Webflow is typically the go-to for web designers.
You don't have to do this alone.
I understand the frustration. Let’s navigate this together—your story has value.
