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Work we've built.

Live sites and applications, plus a handful of demo builds we made to show range.

Client work and products

Screenshot of the McKean Hose Company website
Volunteer fire department

McKean Hose Company

A website for a volunteer fire company, with a live department status indicator, seasonal fire-safety guidance, and a searchable fire-service FAQ.

Launching soon
Screenshot of the Pacewright website
Adaptive running-training app

Pacewright

A custom-built SaaS web application.

Screenshot of the Storms Within website
Heavy metal band

Storms Within

A website and electronic press kit for a heavy metal band, with member bios, a full discography, an integrated music player, and downloadable press assets.

Screenshot of the Shattered Tear Music website
Music production company

Shattered Tear Music

A marketing site for a music production company, pairing a services overview with a featured-artist roster of embedded players.

Screenshot of the Ye Olde Offramp Motel website
Personal creative site

Ye Olde Offramp Motel

The founder's homepage, online since 1997.

Demos and concepts

Fictional brands, each showing a different web-design style. Design studies, not real businesses. Nothing you enter on them is stored or sent anywhere, so play around all you like.

Screenshot of the Aqua Premiere demo
E-commerce demo

Aqua Premiere

A luxury retail storefront: clean, high-end styling carried through a full shopping flow.

Screenshot of the Password Rejector Pro demo
Interactive demo

Password Rejector Pro

An interaction-heavy single-page app, built around a password field that rejects every entry and escalates as you go.

Screenshot of the Your Idea, Our Money demo
Landing-page demo

Your Idea, Our Money

A conversion-style marketing site with the layout and voice of a hard-sell campaign, across a multi-page flow.

Screenshot of the CyberWeb Factory demo
Concept demo

CyberWeb Factory

A before-and-after of two web-design eras: one toggle flips the whole page between a garish 1998 GeoCities look and a clean 2026 agency style.

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