Built to Book
For service providers, a website is a working asset—it has to book the appointment, fill the class, and earn trust before the first conversation. I design sites that map services clearly, build credibility fast, and remove every barrier between a prospective client and “yes.” Backed by local SEO and ongoing optimization, these platforms don’t just look the part—they bring the right people through the door.
PhytotherapyCenter.com
Designed a professional, trust-building website for Bonnie D’Arcangelo’s clinical herbal medicine practice, presenting evidence-informed phytotherapy services like functional blood analysis, custom herbal formulation, and holistic wellness coaching. The layout organizes a wide range of offerings around the practice’s whole-person philosophy (body, soul, spirit) and guides visitors toward booking a free consultation.
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EvolvedBalance.com
Designed an immersive, e-commerce-enabled website for spiritual life coach Samantha Cardinas, centered on selling a 10-day Morocco yoga and breathwork retreat alongside her coaching offerings. The site blends an evocative, healing-focused aesthetic with practical booking tools—a full day-by-day itinerary, tiered accommodation packages, a photo gallery, and integrated checkout.
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EnergiesInMotion.com/
Designed a Wix Studio website for trauma-informed somatic wellness practitioner Teresa Napierala, presenting her signature “Triad of Healing” (breathwork, somatic release, and parts work) across one-on-one sessions, workshops, and an online support community. The site combines an emotionally attuned, calming aesthetic with membership features and a resource library, backed by an extensive wall of client testimonials to build trust.
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MichiganAnxiety.com
Designed a warm, calming website for a Michigan psychotherapy practice specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions, led by therapist Lori Little. The site clearly maps each treatment area and modality (EMDR, EFT, CBT) while making it easy for prospective clients to book a free consultation, access telehealth, or reach the client portal.
VIEW PROJECTMany Ventures, One Home
Some clients aren’t one thing—they’re a book, a podcast, a course, a community, and a movement, all at once. For creatives with sprawling online presences, I build the connective tissue: cohesive branding and site architecture that unify every venture without flattening what makes each one distinct. The result is a digital home that makes sense of complexity and guides visitors exactly where they need to go.
Designed and built the website for a mental health advocacy platform and personal brand centered on founder Brett Coleman's mission of "turning pain into purpose." The site pairs a bold, high-contrast visual identity with an emotionally resonant layout that ties together his book, podcast, and speaking engagements into a single cohesive hub.
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Designed a landing hub for the international best-selling author and motivational speaker, showcasing her award-winning book It's Okay Not to be Fabulous Every Day across print, audiobook, and Spanish-language editions. The page functions as a central launchpad, funneling visitors to her podcast, newsletter, YouTube channel, and press materials while spotlighting her many literary awards.
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Designed a personal hub site for an herbalist and multidisciplinary entrepreneur, unifying her many ventures—an herbal products company, a phytotherapy clinic, a native-plant nonprofit, and a design studio—under one clean, navigable home. The layout gives each project its own clearly branded section, guiding visitors outward to the right business while presenting a cohesive professional identity.
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Developed the brand identity and website design for a writing craft academy and storytelling community centered on a distinctive gothic, “tasteful edgelord” aesthetic. The design balances a dark, atmospheric visual tone with clear pathways to the community's core offerings—craft lessons, critique groups, and its Discord and YouTube channels.
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