Selected work / Websites
A website should have a job. Take the booking. Explain the offer. Fill the class. These projects show how the design follows the purpose, with room for a few experiments along the way.
01 Guide service
LiveSells private guided trips. Season, day and group size price the trip right on the page, and the booking lands in FareHarbor. Reviews, the boat and the fishing report are one tap away.
02 Product site
LiveWalks a guest through the Vexus DVX 20S bow to stern as they scroll, so they know exactly what they’re stepping onto before they book. The homepage walkthrough is me narrating this page.
Real screen recording with captions.
03 Rental business
LiveRents pontoons by the week and books lake cruises, with the boat delivered to the lake the guest is staying on. It replaced a Wix site in September; bookings still land in FareHarbor, and check-in happens on a phone at the dock.
04 Class page
LiveBuilt to sell seats for a four-evening AI course: what you learn, who teaches it, and one button to book. Classes are paused for now, so the page is live and waiting for the next date.
05 Workshop page
LiveA one-offer page for a 90-minute business workshop: the problem, what you leave with, the date, and the register button. Built to sell twelve seats, not to explain AI.
06 Website concept · built in ChatGPT
ConceptA redesign study for a concrete-lifting company: services up front, before-and-after project comparisons, a diagram of how lifting works, and an estimate request within one scroll. Four layouts were built; this is Option C.
A design study, not the company’s current website.
07 Theme build · built in ChatGPT
ExperimentThe prompt lesson from the classes, rebuilt as a Victorian machine: gauges for context and pressure, Retreat and Advance instead of Back and Next, and the same teaching underneath. One of several themes built from one lesson to show that the design can change completely while the lesson doesn’t.
Static design preview. This opens the matching screenshot, not the interactive lesson.
08 Theme build · built in ChatGPT
ExperimentThe same three-slide lesson as the Steampunk build, in a clean orbital style: give AI a useful job, real details and a clear finish line, with Role, Task, Details and Format running along the bottom. Same content, different costume.
Static design preview. This opens the matching screenshot, not the interactive lesson.
Your turn
Tell me what the site has to do for the business: take bookings, answer the same five questions, sell one thing. I’ll tell you what it would take and what it would cost.
