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WEBSITE DESIGN
Websites designed from 2015 - Current
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No Coast Paper Co
When designing the No Coast Paper Co. website, I focused on creating a clean yet vibrant, intuitive layout that beautifully showcases my full collection of greeting cards, art prints, stickers, notebooks, and other giftables.
I structured the homepage and navigation so visitors can easily browse product categories and enjoy crisp, high-quality product imagery that reflects the playful and quirky spirit of the brand. The product galleries were designed to be visually engaging while still simple and easy to explore, helping customers quickly find what they’re looking for.
I also built dedicated sections for wholesale information and an “About” page to clearly communicate my story and creative vision behind No Coast Paper Co.Integrating straightforward calls-to-action throughout the site ensures that both retail and wholesale audiences know how to connect and place orders. Overall, the design balances aesthetic appeal with functional clarity to support both discovery and sales.
www.nocoastpaperco.com
I Heart Indie Markets
When designing the I Heart Indie Markets (IHIM) website, I aimed to build a dynamic resource that clearly serves both aspiring and experienced makers by organizing vendor information about entreprenuership and other events with professional services like licensing, workshops, and consulting. I structured the layout so that event details and the non-IHIM event finder are easy to navigate, while also highlighting the tools and guidance makers need to grow their businesses. The “Vendor Tips & Tools” section was thoughtfully designed with beginner-friendly tips, business links, and supply resources to support makers at every stage.
I also integrated clear pathways to vendor applications and Q&A content for IHIM pop-up events, so visitors can quickly find answers to common questions and feel confident applying to IHIM events.
Throughout the site, I balanced informational content with engaging visuals and intuitive menus to create a welcoming experience that reflects the IHIM maker community ethos of makers supporting makers.
Overall, the goal was to make the website both a practical toolbox and an inspiring hub that helps indie entrepreneurs succeed.
www.iheartindiemarkets.com
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