Click here to view my Website Design Process presentation, which breaks down the step-by-step method I use to build mission-driven, user-friendly websites from discovery to launch. The slides give a clear look at how I work with each client to design with purpose and build with care.
Isaac’s Quarterly
Project: Organization Website
Our own website is the first example of what we do—designed with intention, built with care, and a reflection of how we bring bold, creative ideas to life online.
Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church
Project: Organization Website
This site was created to welcome, uplift, and guide people into deeper engagement with the Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church community. Designed with mobile users in mind, it offers easy access to worship info, ministries, and sermon archives.
Another Choice Youth and Family Outreach Inc.
Project: Organization Website
We redesigned this website to reflect the heart of Another Choice—community service, youth support, and faith in action. Every section was built to connect, inform, and serve families across East Harlem with clarity and care.
The Addiction Forum: Bridging Community and Support Systems
Project: Event Website
This site was designed for a public health event that brought together local service providers, families, and people with lived experience with substance misuse. It offered easy access to post-event materials including recap videos, links to participating organizations, and a full analysis of the insights and feedback shared during the forum.
Arts Justice Safety Coalition
Project: Organization Website
This site functions as a digital home for organizers and artists working to shift justice narratives. It highlights coalition members, campaign work, and community projects—all brought to life through visual storytelling and user-centered navigation.
Harrisburg Citizens United for Development, Inc.
Project: Event Website
This site was designed for a public health event that brought together local service providers, families, and people with lived experience with substance misuse. It offered easy access to post-event materials including recap videos, links to participating organizations, and a full analysis of the insights and feedback shared during the forum.
The Kibaka and Luqmon Institute of Non-Traditional Approaches
Project: Online Institute Website
This platform is being developed as a space for learning, reflection, and community healing. It will house digital courses, community-based scholarship, and wisdom from formerly incarcerated leaders—designed with accessibility and storytelling at the center.
