Elena is a trauma-informed mental health coach who needed her website to feel like a safe space from the first click. I designed a calming digital environment using soft colors, rounded shapes, and generous white space to reduce cognitive load and create emotional safety. The site features simplified navigation that gently guides visitors toward booking without pressure, while thoughtfully placed content reinforces her credentials and approach. I built a fully integrated CMS that empowers Elena to update testimonials, publish articles, and modify her offerings independently. The result was a website that extends her healing presence online and gives her complete control over her digital practice.

The Daily Brew is a beloved local coffee shop with a constantly changing menu and vibrant community presence. They needed a website as dynamic as their daily operations. I developed a bold, energetic site with scroll animations and typography that captures their quirky personality. The centerpiece is a custom CMS that allows staff to update their rotating menu, specials, and hours in real-time without any technical knowledge. The design mirrors the warmth and motion of their physical space through strategic use of color and movement. The result was a digital experience that keeps customers connected and informed while perfectly capturing the essence of their neighborhood coffee culture.

Kanzen Guitar Academy is a home-based music school in Singapore run by a father-son team with over 35 years of combined teaching experience. They needed a website that could showcase their personalized approach to teaching while making it easy for prospective students to understand their offerings and book lessons. I created a clean, professional site that highlights their expertise across multiple instruments and genres, with clear sections for their teaching philosophy and custom lesson plans. The design emphasizes their results-driven approach through strategically placed testimonials and a streamlined booking system that converts visitors into students. The result was a website that positions them as serious educators while maintaining the warmth of their family-run operation.