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Hanan Harb / Everybody, Be Cool! — Website Design
Hanan Harb Sahourieh’s work is all about making workplace learning more human, useful, and — yes — cool. I designed a site that could do the same: take a smart, research-backed learning and development practice and give it a visual identity that feels playful, approachable, and distinctly Hanan, without losing the credibility behind the work.
The result is a personality-forward site that makes a complex mix of consulting, learning strategy, workplace communication, and Hanan’s Everybody, Be Cool! framework feel clear, cohesive, and genuinely fun to explore.
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Mineral 43
Mineral 43 is a luxury jewelry boutique built around rare collector minerals, sculptural objects, and one-of-a-kind pieces, so the website needed to feel less like traditional ecommerce and more like stepping into a beautifully curated gallery.
I designed the Home and Atelier pages, focusing on atmosphere, pacing, typography, image treatment, and a sense of discovery that lets the objects do most of the talking.
The result is an editorial, high-end digital experience that feels distinctive and artful without competing with the work itself.
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Sara Judith Gustafson
Sara Judith was launching her first solo Reiki practice and needed a site that felt credible and grounded without becoming clinical, and spiritual without disappearing into a cloud of beige woo.
I designed and wrote a one-page site around her own description of the brand: “equal parts Southern California woo and New England straightforwardness.”
The result is warm, luminous, a little magical, and still extremely easy to understand and use — with clear pricing, session guidance, booking paths, and everything a first-time Reiki client needs to feel comfortable taking the next step.
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Meghan French Dunbar
Meghan French Dunbar is an author, speaker, founder, and host of the Unbehaved podcast, where she explores what happens when we stop blindly following the rules of work, business, and success.
I wrote and designed her full website around that central idea of being unbehaved — turning the podcast’s voice and philosophy into the creative thread connecting her book, speaking, writing, events, and broader body of work. The goal was to make the site feel intelligent and credible without becoming polished into corporate sameness: thoughtful, a little rebellious, and unmistakably Meghan.
The result is a copy-led personal brand site where the words and visual world work together, giving each part of her work its own space while making everything feel like it belongs to the same bigger idea.
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