Eldridge Design Co


I recently had the chance to design the Eldridge Design Co. website, with a focus on clean visuals and intuitive navigation that reflects their creative vision.

Eldridge Design Co. interior design website featuring a modern kitchen with gold pendant lights and a colorful runner rug.

Arthrex Colorado Springs


I recently worked with Arthrex to design the Arthrex Colorado Springs website, with a focus on clean visuals and intuitive navigation that reflects their drive for innovation in medical technology.


Arthrex Colorado Springs website homepage showing surgeons using medical instruments in an operating room.

HED Cycling


I had the opportunity to collaborate with HED Cycling as their web designer to create a site that reflects their innovative approach to cycling products. The design emphasizes clean visuals and intuitive navigation, showcasing HED’s high-performance wheels and cycling technology. We aimed to highlight their expertise and passion for pushing the boundaries of design and engineering in the cycling world. The website seamlessly integrates product details, customer reviews, and brand stories, making it easier for cyclists to explore and shop. Visit hedcycling.com to see the final design and learn more about their cutting-edge products.

High-end triathlon bicycle with racing wheels displayed on rugged terrain with moody dark background.

Noel Soul


I had the pleasure of working alongside Noel Mulkey to design a website for Noel Soul, a project dedicated to holistic wellness and self-discovery. The design focuses on clean, calming aesthetics and an intuitive layout, making it easy for visitors to explore the services Noel offers, from guided meditation to personal growth coaching. Our goal was to create an inviting, peaceful space that mirrors the essence of Noel’s approach to wellness.

Person standing on a boat deck overlooking bright blue ocean waters against a gradient yellow and pink website background.

Ellie Salthouse


I had the exciting opportunity to work with professional triathlete Ellie Salthouse as her web designer. The goal was to create a sleek, dynamic website that mirrors Ellie's professional journey and athletic achievements. The design highlights her race results, sponsorships, and training insights, all while offering a user-friendly experience. By focusing on bold imagery and streamlined navigation, the site effectively showcases Ellie’s story and passion for the sport. 

An athlete celebrates victoriously with raised arms while wearing a blue and black triathlon outfit against a vibrant pink backdrop.

Kailey Stevens Designs


I had the privilege of collaborating with Kailey Stevens Design as a co-web designer to create a website that reflects Kailey's unique approach to branding and design. The site combines sleek, modern aesthetics with intuitive functionality, showcasing her portfolio and the range of services she offers, including logo design, web design, and custom branding solutions. Our goal was to create an engaging online experience that aligns with Kailey’s vision of strategic, thoughtful design. Visit kaileystevensdesign.com to explore the finished product and see the work come to life.

Professional website header with yellow-green banner showing design company branding and navigation menu.

PCIA


I had the opportunity to collaborate with Jacob Brunnquell on the design of the PCIA (Professional Climbing Instructors Association) website. The design emphasizes a professional, clean aesthetic while ensuring easy navigation for climbers and instructors. We focused on creating a space that highlights PCIA’s certification programs, resources, and community events, reflecting their commitment to safety, education, and climbing excellence.

Rock climbers scale a steep cliff face overlooking a lush green forest valley during a climbing instruction session.

MiYo Flow


I had the pleasure of collaborating with MiYo Flow Therapy to create a website that reflects their holistic approach to wellness. The site features a clean, calming design with intuitive navigation to showcase their specialized services, including Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy, Infant Craniosacral Therapy, and Buteyko Breathing. My goal was to create an online space that embodies the center's focus on healing and balance, making it easy for clients to explore their offerings and book appointments.

A professional works at a modern medical office desk with a sleek grayscale design theme.

Bikez and Barbellz


I had the pleasure of working with Arielle Miller to design the website for Bikez and Barbellz, a platform dedicated to empowering women in fitness and cycling. The design features bold visuals and easy navigation, highlighting their coaching services, training programs, and community-building events. Our goal was to create a space that reflects Arielle’s passion for strength, cycling, and helping women achieve their fitness goals.

Pink and black leopard print pattern decorates the top of a webpage with sunset photo and handwritten text below.

Bicycle Deliverance


I aimed to create an intuitive, user-friendly website that makes it easy for visitors to explore a photography portfolio, learn about services, and get in touch for bookings. The design emphasizes clean navigation, strong visual storytelling, and a seamless experience across devices. My goal was to build a site that reflects the brand’s creativity and professionalism while keeping the focus on imagery and usability.

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Lyd's Photography


I had the pleasure of designing the website for Lyd's Photography, my personal photography business, which focuses on capturing the awe-inspiring beauty of nature and the dynamic energy of triathlon events. I aimed to create an intuitive, user-friendly experience, making it easy for visitors to explore my portfolio, learn more about my services, and reach out for bookings. The site reflects my passion for storytelling through imagery, and I’m excited to share my work with the world.


P.S. Why did the photographer break up with the camera? Because it just wasn’t focusing anymore!

A diverse crowd of people gathered outdoors at a public event with buildings visible in the background.