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The Standard

Design only earns its keep when it works. Below are three concept sites and my own landing page, each translating a distinct brand into a clean, fast web experience.

All of it is made to the same standard.

This sunrise is pure CSS — no images.

Concept Sites

Editorial law firm website opening on a monumental serif headline in off-white on charcoal, beside a black-and-white portrait that runs off the right edge.

Axiom Law

Visionary | Law & Authority

A concept for a firm whose authority is monumental rather than loud. One serif headline fills the viewport, chapter numerals run down a rail, and the practice areas open at the scale of a title page. Nothing here hurries. Everything here is meant to be remembered.

Playfair Display at architectural scale against a monochrome palette with a single cobalt accent.
An accessible accordion and a record of numbers built from type alone, with a real italic, not a synthesized one.
Hand-written, semantic HTML — the code holds the same standard as the design.

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Interior design studio website opening on a lowercase headline and a floor plan of five numbered rooms, beside a photograph of a white Spanish Revival house with an arched porch.

Aura + Earth

Sanctuary | Interior Design

A concept for an interior designer whose website is a tour of one finished home. A floor plan works as the index, and every room gets the same short rail: what was kept, what was added, what was sourced. The offerings and the inquiry come after the walk-through, once the work has made the case.

Hanken Grotesk, set light at display sizes, on an earth palette where every line of text meets WCAG AA contrast.
Eight images made for one fictional house, so all five rooms read as the same home.
On a phone, room chips follow you through the tour, and the finish schedule stays a real table as it reflows into cards.

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Coffee roastery website styled as a photocopied punk zine, opening on a toner-worn headline, “Sleep is for people who don’t drink Riot.”, beside a black coffee bag taped onto a hot pink card.

Riot Coffee

Pulse | Coffee & Culture

A concept for a Pittsburgh roastery and café that sells every coffee once, as a Friday drop. The page is a punk zine you could pick up at the counter: cut-out type, taped-up snapshots and a ticker announcing the next drop. It is loud on purpose, and none of it gets in the way of finding the shop or the next release.

Archivo Black and Courier Prime in black on paper, with hot pink and a rarer lime highlighter, where every line of text meets WCAG AA contrast.
Nine images made for one fictional roastery, eight of them run through a photocopier built in CSS, so the pictures and the worn headlines read as copies off one machine.
The drop ticker has its own pause button and stands still for visitors whose device asks for less motion, so the energy never gets in anyone’s way.

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Landing Pages

Big Bang Visibility services landing page with tiered pricing, plain-language copy, and a clarity-first single-column layout.

Starter Website Packages

Small business owners | First web presence

My own landing page, built on the same principles as every project here: clear structure, plain language, and a layout that walks you from curiosity to a confident next step without pressure.

Transparent, tiered pricing with nothing hidden.
A clarity-first layout that answers the question before you have to ask it.
Held to the same code standard as the concept work.

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