Selected work

Websites.
And the software behind them.

These projects show different jobs a website can do: explain local services, connect an application to the software behind it, or present a retail brand. Each starts with what the visitor needs to understand and do next.

Aluciano home services website with its heating, cooling, plumbing and electric services and tap-to-call panel.

Aluciano

A website for heating, cooling, plumbing and electric in Chicago. Home services is the category where being found on a phone decides whether the call happens.

The site presents the business across heating, cooling, plumbing, and electric services, with a tap-to-call panel. That combination makes the service information and the contact action part of the same experience. A visitor needs to identify the relevant service and find the way to reach the business.

The project is an example of website design built around a direct next step. The service presentation gives someone a reason to call, while the phone contact makes that action available from the page. The screenshot shows how those pieces sit together in the website.

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Busy B Solutions website with commercial and real estate financing navigation and an application intake button.

Busy B Solutions

A commercial and real estate financing website with working application intake and a private admin area behind it. The software runs on a database we operate.

This project includes both the public website and the application workflow behind it. Visitors can find commercial and real estate financing information and enter the application intake. A private admin area provides a separate side of the software from the public pages.

The project connects a visible website to a working application and database. Those parts serve different purposes: the website explains the business, the intake receives applications, and the admin area sits behind the public experience. It shows why a web project can involve more than the pages a visitor sees.

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House of Aturaè retail website with its fashion collection photography, brand typography and shopping navigation.

House of Aturaè

Brand-led design for retail, with fashion collection photography, brand typography, and shopping navigation.

The project brings the retail identity into the website through the way the collection is presented. Photography carries the products into view, while the typography gives the surrounding content a consistent voice. Shopping navigation gives visitors a route through that presentation.

Here the design work centers on the relationship between the brand and the browsing experience. The collection imagery and the words around it need to make sense together. The screenshot shows the website as a retail surface, with the brand presentation and shopping paths sharing the page.

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What do you need to build?

If one of these projects relates to what you need, tell us which part: the service presentation, the application intake, or the retail design. Describe your own task and the people using the site so the conversation starts with your requirements.

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