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A good website should do more than look professional.
It should make it easy for someone to understand what you do, trust your business, and take the next step.
Design gets attention.
Clarity builds trust.
Strategy creates conversions.
The best websites bring all three together.
What’s one thing you think every business website should have?
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Contra just told me I'm in the top 1% of creatives on the platform.
Cool badge. Doesn't build anything on its own.
What actually moved the needle wasn't chasing the score — it was going back through old proposals and noticing I was writing to sound impressive instead of answering the actual technical problem in the brief. Once I started solving the thing nobody explicitly asked but clearly needed, everything got sharper. The ranking followed, not the other way around.
Currently building in Framer — SaaS, real estate, and brand sites with real interaction design. If your brief has a hard technical problem buried in it, that's usually where I do my best work.
Laocoön was the Trojan priest who saw through the horse when no one else did. That's the entire product story of a threat intelligence platform so I built the website design around it.
Every cybersecurity site is a black void with glowing padlocks. I wanted this one to be different and offer clarity.
Building a security or infrastructure product that shouldn't look like every other one? Let's talk.
The Laocoon story gives an abstract security product a memorable narrative. It is a smart way to make threat intelligence feel strategic rather than like another dark dashboard.
There’s a difference between building something to test an idea… and building something you know you’ll be using again and again.
One of my favorite examples is a sales page I designed for a client that her team has since been able to repurpose across other offers and launches.
We ended up calling it “the sales page that keeps on giving.” 😂
And that’s really the goal for me.
Not just to make something look good for this launch, but to build the design and systems in a way that makes the next launch, offer or update easier too.
Because once you know something is worth building, doing it well can keep paying you back long after the original project is finished.
That’s the kind of work I love building for my clients.
Funnels, websites + the systems behind them.
"The sales page that keeps on giving" is a great way to sell the value of systems thinking to a client who might otherwise just see it as a one-off design fee. Do you price that kind of reusable system differently than a standard one-off page?