These were some of the earliest projects/mockups I built—around three to four years ago—each for a completely different industry, audience, and goal. Looking back at them now, I can see how much each showed me glimpses of designing for real people and real businesses.

This one was pure fun to design. Doughnut Panic is a doughnut shop with a bold personality — dark background, chunky typography, bright glazed donuts exploding off the screen. The tagline said it all: Wake. Glaze. Repeat. My job was to make sure the website felt as indulgent as the product itself.

This was a different kind of project — something personal and meaningful. Caroline Martins is an author who wrote a children's book about divorce to help kids understand that it's not their fault. This was based on her real-life story. The website needed to feel safe, warm, and welcoming — especially for parents who might be navigating a hard conversation with their child.

I imported these to the ClickFunnels platform.

Freelancers' Hub is a platform built for freelancers — a space to collaborate, showcase work, and find clients all in one place. The design had to communicate trust, professionalism, and ease all at once. It's a competitive space, and the website had to make a strong first impression fast.

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