7 Mile Island Massage already had a pre-existing website hosted by Wordpress which was technically challenging for the owner to update. Built over ten years ago, it needed a visual makeover, content reorganization, and mobile optimization. Now the most important information is front and center, the website looks sleek, and works great on mobile.

In celebration of 7 Mile Island Massage's milestone of 20 years in business, I also created a new logo and refreshed the 7MIM Instagram presence.

Summer Salt had a DIY website on Wix. With a critical restaurant review on the horizon, the owners decided to invest in professional photography and web design. I kept them on Wix, a favorite of mine because of the excellent analytics capabilities. Our first photoshoot was on Monday. By Wednesday, I had made-over their site, and on Friday, they received their glowing restaurant review, which included a link to the website. Chef Connor Dore and Heather Sedlacek were thrilled with their website. In a rush like these owners? No-one has to know when you work with me.

The Hugh Inn is a new bed and breakfast in Cape May. In a sea of sameness, The Hugh stands out with its bold personality: cool and fun, yet elegant at the same time. I met the owners and saw the property for the first time on June 1 for their first photoshoot. That was our only meeting. The website went live on June 14, right after it was presented to the owners. No edits.

The following year, we added a restaurant page for the now acclaimed Jardin at the Hugh. I am especially proud of the writing that I did for this website.

Wayward Gardener already had a preexisting Shopify website which was generating revenue, but the bare bones website had much potential for an improved shopping experience. By maximising Shopify's built-in capabilities, and by expanding the navigation to funnel customers towards items of interest, the website is now a sophisticated and intuitive shopping experience with an inviting home page and customised check-out page.

Design Nest Studio needed a new website that would showcase a variety of design projects while still maintaining a cohesive feel. The large photo grid on the homepage was carefully curated to invite further exploration in the albums section of the site. All photos on the site so far are by me, with the option for the owners of the site to add their own photos, or ask me to take and add photos of new projects for them. I am here for you, even when the website is done!

Nikolas Pattantyus needed an e-commerce website that would show off his stunning photography to maximum effect to his ever-growing audience, while enabling easy self-serve check-out.

This new site, coupled with a dynamic social media strategy, earned Nikolas Pattantyus Photography unprecedented traffic and purchase inquiries from new clients within the first 48 hours of going live.