/ Web & App Development
A decade of brand-led web design and a new chapter of product work — annotated, page by page.
✦ A new chapter
Featuring our partner projects Civil Engine and Decent Technologies.
✦ The work, annotated
Hover the dots to read what each design decision was reaching for. Live sites include additional pages from the same project.
Product · Brand · Build
A platform where one voice becomes collective power — community-driven weekly action that turns isolated frustration into coordinated advocacy.
Home
The home page leads with mission, not mechanics — every secondary detail is pulled below the fold so a first-time visitor lands inside a clear why.
Product · Brand · Build
A customizable logistics platform for nonprofits — connecting donors, volunteers, and communities in need with real-time mission tracking.
Home
Built as an operational tool first, marketing second. The interface treats nonprofit logistics with the same seriousness as a commercial dashboard.
Brand · Site
A partner project under the Fractal Arc umbrella — sustainable development optimization for civic and infrastructure work.
Home
Monolithic display type does the heavy lifting; the rest of the page is intentional whitespace. The design implies authority by what it leaves out.
Site · Brand support
A community-led initiative supporting young people through mentorship and creative programming.
Home
Warm photography carries the emotion; the layout stays out of the way and lets the people on the page do the talking.
Site · Identity
Denver-based energy consulting firm. Brand and site built to telegraph quiet expertise to a regulator-grade audience.
Home
Asymmetric collage in the hero — solar arrays, charging ports, urban grid — does the storytelling so the body copy can stay in plainspoken bullet form.
Brand · Site
A worldwide 50/50 draw concept. The brand had to feel cinematic, big, and slightly mythic — without crossing into kitsch.
Home
Treated more like a movie poster than a website — globe, jackpot ticker, dusk gradient. The numerals are the design.
Site · Case showcase
Showcase site for the Brink Social agency — built around the 'work first' principle: every page is a gallery of the studio's actual deliverables.
Boyd Law week-view
The flagship case: a week-view social calendar for Boyd Law, treating the editorial output as the case study itself. Each post is a real deliverable, not a mockup.
Brand · Site
Identity and site for Shea Advocacy — a personal brand built around a single, unforgettable logo mark filled with rainforest texture.
Home
The logo isn't a logo — it's a portal. Rainforest photography clipped inside the letterform turns the mark into the story.
Brand · Site
Production company portal — designed around a stenciled wordmark that doubles as a video-cutout effect.
Home
The wordmark is set in a stencil-style face that breaks across two lines, giving the header a poster quality. Side nav stays tucked left so the imagery dominates.
Brand · Site · Sales pitch
Original Brink agency site — an early experiment in 'cosmic' brand identity, with a tier-based pricing pitch baked into the homepage.
Home
A confident risk: a homepage that opened straight into pricing tiers. The cosmic gradient + starfield gave 'website agency' an unexpected emotional register.
Brand · Site
Identity and site for a Denver boxing gym. The brand had to read as authentic and gritty without slipping into clip-art masculinity.
Home (archived)
Heavy in-the-moment photography, oversized italic display type, and a single bright-red CTA. Every element earns its place.
Brand · Site
An eco-village preserve in the Costa Rican rainforest. Site built to feel like a National Geographic essay, not a booking funnel.
Home
Three-line hero set in a delicate sans, floated over a photograph that needs no enhancement. The page treats the rainforest like the client.
Brand · Site
Environmental consulting practice. The brief: feel as serious as the regulators the firm engages with, but not bureaucratic.
Home
A deliberately quiet wordmark, a cover image of working conditions (not stock), and a sage-green capability block — all working to project authority.
Brand · Site
An early experimental brand — collaborative consulting collective. The visual language drew from collage, scattered geometric shards, and a hand-drawn 'P' loop.
Home
Whitespace-first composition with the wordmark anchored upper-center, a calligraphic 'P' loop rendered as if drawn with a single brushstroke, and shattered confetti drifting in from the lower left.
