Selected Work · Live Client Sites
Real clients.
Real sites you can open right now.
Every site here was custom-built for a real client and is live today — open any screenshot to see it for yourself. Below, the brief, the build, and the result on a few of them.
Artist Storefront · Shopify
An online storefront for original art — built to sell it.
Brief
Caroline Likoudis needed somewhere to actually sell original paintings and prints — not just display them — without a stock template fighting her work.
Built
A full Shopify storefront: a complete product catalog, a commissions inquiry flow, and a warm, gallery-style browsing experience designed around the art itself.
Result
A live storefront where every painting and print can be purchased, with a clear path to commissioning new work.
Full Shopify storefront
Shoppable catalog
Commissions flow
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Author & Columnist · Fargo, ND
Twenty years of writing, finally in one place.
Brief
An award-winning author and columnist whose work was scattered across an aging blog, a newspaper column, and a Substack — with 2,300+ “Peace Garden Passage” posts at risk of being lost in any redesign.
Built
A full author site — books, speaking, columns, and contact — with every archive post migrated into the new design, a self-serve editor for updates, and her latest Substack essays pulled in automatically each day.
Result
Her complete body of work lives at one address: readers land on the books, media finds the bio, and two decades of writing survived the move intact.
2,300+ posts migrated
Self-serve editor
Substack auto-feed
Andrew was a gem to work with! I’d been putting off updating my website, dreading the weeks it might take to get it right. But Andrew accomplished the goal over a single weekend. Rather than drudgery, the process felt light, even enjoyable. He asked the right questions and applied my vision well and—yes—lickety split. I’m very pleased with the results and would definitely recommend him to other authors and creatives looking for a fresh way to reach their audiences.
Roxane B. Salonen · Author, Speaker, Podcast Host
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Nonprofit · Multi-page
12× faster. ~$10/yr. More donors.
Brief
A Catholic research nonprofit stuck on a slow WordPress site — paying every year for hosting and plugins while pages crawled and donors bounced.
Built
A multi-page institutional site — programs, publications, conference listings, and donation pathways — that the foundation owns outright and hosts for the price of a domain.
Result
Loads in under a second instead of eight, costs about $10 a year instead of recurring platform fees, and reads like the institution it represents.
12× faster load
~$10/yr hosting
Sub-second desktop load
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Musician · Press Kit
A dark, editorial site for a songwriter and his label.
Brief
A Baltimore songwriter, producer, and founder of Arkansas House Records — with a debut LP, a label story, film photography, and gigs to book — and no single place online that held any of it.
Built
A multi-page site with a dark editorial look: a discography with real cover art and a vinyl-slide hover, an Arkansas House Records page, a film-photo contact sheet, a notebook, a downloadable press kit, and a booking page.
Result
One address for everything — venues and collaborators can reach the music, the press kit, and the inquiry form in two clicks.
Multi-page site
Vinyl-hover discography
Downloadable press kit
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Restaurant · Bilingual
From invisible on Google to found the same day.
Brief
A neighborhood Dominican kitchen in East Baltimore with no website — invisible the moment a hungry local searched, losing them to whoever showed up instead.
Built
A custom bilingual (English/Spanish) site: menu, photo gallery, hours, click-to-call, Google Maps, and online-ordering links — tuned to load in under a second on the phones diners actually use.
Result
Live in 48 hours, tuned for Google’s Core Web Vitals, and findable the same day customers go looking.
Live in 48 hrs
Core Web Vitals optimized
Bilingual EN/ES
+30% mobile inquiries
Before the site, people would find us on Yelp or not at all. Now they call because they found us on Google first. Mobile orders went up noticeably in the first two months.
Ana Restaurant · 3314 Eastern Ave, Baltimore
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