Our Work
Designed around how customers decide.
Every website is designed for the business it serves, so no two look alike. Below is our real client work, followed by concept examples across different industries and styles.
Client Project
Nonprofit organization website
A professional website for a 501(c)(3), built to support QR code access and event sign-in, with a handoff session so the founder can manage updates on her own.
“Working with LaShon was a wonderful experience! She created my website with a quick turnaround and it turned out professional. She also took the time to train me on how to manage and update it on my own. The website will improve QR code access and event sign-in for my 501(c)(3). I highly recommend her services to anyone needing a professional website!”
Concept Examples
Different businesses. Different designs.
These are illustrative concept designs, not client projects. They show how layout, color, type, and imagery change to fit each business and the way its customers decide. Your website is designed around your business, not a reused template.

Concept Example
Neighborhood restaurant
Dark and dramatic · bold condensed type · deep red and gold
Customer journey
A diner finds the restaurant on a map, sees the food right away, and reserves a table or opens the menu.
Design choices
Full-bleed food photography, two clear buttons for reservations and the menu, and a dish strip that shows the range of the kitchen.

Concept Example
Family health clinic
Bright and calm · rounded friendly type · teal and mint
Customer journey
A parent checks which services are offered, confirms the clinic feels trustworthy, and books an appointment.
Design choices
Plenty of white space, simple service cards, a single appointment button repeated in the header and on mobile, and room for accepted insurance plans.

Concept Example
Local plumbing & home repair
High energy · heavy sans-serif · yellow and charcoal
Customer journey
A homeowner with a leak needs help fast, sees the phone number immediately, and taps to call or request a quote.
Design choices
Phone number and quote button above the fold, service icons, a service-area map, and trust badges for quick reassurance.

Concept Example
Independent flower & gift shop
Soft and playful · script logo · pastel pink and sage
Customer journey
A shopper browses bouquets, sees same-day local delivery, and adds a gift to the cart in a few taps.
Design choices
Collage-style layout with personality, a product grid with clear prices, and a delivery banner that answers the first question.
Next Step
Your business grew up. Let your website catch up.
If your online presence no longer reflects what you bring to the table, let’s talk about what comes next.