The importance of great design coupled with great usability.
I am experienced in a range of websites from simple landing page sites to advanced displays and interactive experiences.
Whether you need design/development or conversion of an existing site to a responsive, mobile friendly experience, I offer a comprehensive web design service.
CORMusa.org — Scientific Standards Organization Website
A responsive website was created for CORM (the Council for Optical Radiation Measurement), a scientific organization focused on standards, measurement, and research in optical radiation. The site presents highly technical content in a clear, rigorously structured format aligned with the expectations of standards bodies and professional committees. Emphasis was placed on information architecture, precision in content hierarchy, and readability to support publications, technical meetings, and organizational resources. The result is a restrained, authoritative digital presence that reinforces CORM’s role within the broader standards and measurement community.
Shawsheen River Watershed Association
In Progress
I designed and developed a new website for the Shawsheen River Watershed Association to strengthen their digital presence and support their mission of protecting and restoring the Shawsheen River. The project focused on creating a clear, accessible information architecture that serves a diverse audience—from community members and volunteers to educators and local officials. The site balances environmental storytelling with practical functionality, featuring intuitive navigation, mobile-responsive layouts, and content modules that highlight conservation initiatives, events, and educational resources. The result is a welcoming, easy-to-maintain platform that helps the organization engage supporters, communicate impact, and grow community involvement.
John Clark, Artist
I created and launched a portfolio website for artist John W. Clark to present his work with clarity and restraint while letting the artwork remain the focal point. The site emphasizes a minimal, gallery-like experience with thoughtful typography, generous white space, and responsive layouts that translate seamlessly across devices. A streamlined navigation system organizes bodies of work without overwhelming the viewer, while flexible content templates allow for easy updates as the portfolio evolves. The result is a refined digital presence that supports professional visibility, exhibition promotion, and direct engagement with collectors and collaborators.
Conproco.com — Corporate Website Redesign
Having created Conproco’s inaugural website years earlier, I was invited back to reimagine their digital presence with a modern, responsive redesign. The updated site expands functionality to support business development and communications needs, including a streamlined submittal package with downloadable file compression, dynamic project slideshows, a news ticker, and an easily editable news page for ongoing updates. The design system and site structure were built to be easily managed in house, enabling Conproco’s team to maintain content and evolve the site independently as their needs grow. The result is a flexible, future-ready platform that reflects the company’s growth while improving usability for both internal teams and external audiences.
AW Chesterton Company — Corporate Website
I created the inaugural website for the AW Chesterton Company was created to establish a clear, authoritative digital presence for a global industrial manufacturer. The site was structured to support a broad and technical product portfolio, corporate messaging, and customer resources, with an emphasis on clarity, consistency, and scalability. A flexible design system and modular content framework were implemented to support ongoing updates and long-term growth. The site is now fully managed in house, enabling internal teams to maintain content and evolve the platform while preserving brand and structural integrity.
Macy - Colby House — Historic Site Website
I led the creation of a responsive website for the Macy–Colby House, a historic property and community resource, with a focus on clarity, accessibility, and stewardship. The site was structured to present historical content, visitor information, and programming in a clear, approachable way while remaining visually restrained to complement the site’s heritage. A flexible content framework allows staff to update events, announcements, and educational materials with ease. The design is now fully managed in house, giving the organization long-term control over content and ensuring the site can evolve alongside its mission.