LAURA ROBERTS INTERIORS
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STONE COLD CAVIAR
I collaborated with artist Alyse Stone with the launch of her new website, Stone Cold Caviar.
We wanted to make a strong first impression by showcasing some closeups of her artwork and inspiration to her creative process. We also featured some of her collections in a simple-to-use portfolio page. And we created a special subpage for her celebrity commission work.
It was definitely a labor of love but we're both so proud of the outcome.
Other services: lifestyle photography, email marketing, social media marketing
JWA URBAN CONSULTANTS
JWA Urban Consultants have been serving the cities of southern California since 2004. And even though they're experts at creating and rejuvenating neighborhoods and communities, they felt their website didn't live up to par to their quality of service.
And so they approached me to help create a simple, streamlined website. Something that was easy to navigate and straightforward with their services but also aesthetically pleasing in both form and function.
MAY CHEN MEI
What started off as a website for an art gallery became the personal portfolio for artist May Chen Mei. As a designer, painter, artist, and architect, May had the idea of creating something minimal with her site. She really wanted the artwork to speak for itself. And that's what you see - color, texture, bright shapes and patterns. All of that is worth a million words.
Other services: portrait photography, artwork photography, email marketing
STUDIO MG INTERIORS
Interior designer Megan Hersch wanted something simple to showcase her latest projects. And so that's what we did. We went through and created a site that led with large gorgeous photos of the spaces she created.
It's was a simple project but she was very happy with the end result.
AAJA LOS ANGELES
This was probably one of the biggest mountains that I had to climb when it came to building a website. The Los Angeles chapter of AAJA has been around for years and so their current website was just chock full of content - including past conferences, events, and trivia nights. These were things that they all wanted to keep in the new website. And so I had to find a way to migrate all that content without losing sight on the prize: a clean, user-friendly website. At times, this seemed very counterintuitive but we were able to execute it to the best of our ability.
This site demanded a lot of upkeep. And this was something they left to the hands of volunteers from the chapter. I wanted to make sure they were equipped to add content, swap out slider cards, and update the site as needed and so I built out tutorial videos that walked them through the backend of the site.
Other services: video tutorials for internal web maintenance