This page serves as a visual portfolio, highlighting selected client projects we've completed. For a deeper look into our process, capabilities, and deliverables, please visit the related Service pages. Those entries provide detailed explanations, additional examples, and a clearer view of our approach.

A software-engineering portfolio site designed to present a large catalog of development tools, packages, and technical projects in a clear, structured format. The layout emphasizes readability, fast navigation, and integrated interactive elements that allow visitors to explore utilities, documentation, and interfaces directly on the website.

A comprehensive website for Adelson Galleries, built around the clean typographic system we developed across the gallery’s print, ad, and exhibition materials. The platform presents an extensive roster of blue-chip and contemporary artists, along with publications, exhibitions, and historical materials. All major sections are cross-linked, creating a cohesive and navigable record of the gallery’s activity.

A comprehensive web catalogue raisonné documenting the full breadth of the artist’s work — oil paintings, drawings, pastels, prints, watercolors, and whimsical pieces. The site features an interlinked database connecting artworks to exhibitions, reviews, publications, and archival notes, all presented through a refined browsing system. It also includes an integrated journal platform, allowing new writing and commentary to sit naturally alongside the historical record.

A boutique brand site designed for a small creative shop focused on handcrafted keepsakes, curated resale items, and charming one-of-a-kind goods. It emphasizes warmth and simplicity, with soft typography and a welcoming layout.

The predecessor to Colors in the Sky, this portfolio site presented the studio’s work through a dramatic, stylized interface — a dark backdrop accented with Art Deco–inspired gold graphics and custom ornamental drop caps. Projects were organized into distinct service-based portfolios, creating an elegant, atmospheric showcase of the studio’s early identity and capabilities.

A website designed to present the gallery’s active inventory and support a rotating program of online exhibitions. The platform featured monthly shows with dedicated viewing rooms, accompanying essays, and clear artwork presentation, giving the gallery a flexible digital space to highlight both contemporary and historical material.

A legacy website honoring the photography of Willard Traub, built to preserve and present his work with care and respect. We developed his early site in the 2000s which eventually went offline, and we rebuilt it using a streamlined version of our catalogue-raisonné architecture to ensure his images remain accessible. We have no estate affiliation or rights to the work, the intent is preservation.

A site designed to present digital art and entertainment work against a clean, minimal backdrop, ensuring rich images and dynamic media take visual priority. The layout emphasizes clarity, smooth pacing, and flexible framing so that screenshots, concept art, and tool interfaces can be showcased without color interference or competing elements.

A site designed to present digital art and entertainment work against a clean, minimal backdrop, ensuring rich images and dynamic media take visual priority. The layout emphasizes clarity, smooth pacing, and flexible framing so that screenshots, concept art, and tool interfaces can be showcased without color interference or competing elements.

A lively, high-energy website designed for one of Boston’s major street festivals. The layout uses bold color, playful typography, and a youthful rhythm to reflect the fair’s spirit — music, food, local culture, and community excitement. Built to be welcoming and easy to navigate, the site captures the festival’s creative identity and helps promote its annual celebration.

The personal website for Colors in the Sky founder Alex Stevovich — a home for writing, creative research, and cross-disciplinary projects. The site unifies work from multiple fields into a single voice, using a lighter, introspective tone to reflect the polymath nature of the studio. It includes a structured project database and a custom journal system for essays and development notes.

A dedicated website created for the Nielsen Gallery to honor and present the work of Porfirio DiDonna. Designed as a focused, historical resource, the site highlights the artist’s legacy through clear typography, archival context, and a structured presentation of paintings and periods. It serves both as a digital memorial and an accessible reference for scholars, collectors, and admirers of his work.

A dedicated website for the Boston branch of Adelson Galleries, designed to align with the gallery’s established brand while introducing subtle stylistic distinctions suited to its programming. The site emphasizes current exhibitions and contemporary artists, presenting the work through a clean, art-focused layout. It serves as a refined extension of the larger Adelson identity.

A professional web presence designed as a clear, direct business card for Simches & Company, focusing on mission, services, and accessibility. As technology shifted over time, the project evolved into a fully supported DIY template setup to ensure long-term maintainability. The design remains simple, elegant, and easy to update.

A web presence created for Woodcreek Horses, originally serving as a clean business card site highlighting the farm’s riders and exceptional equestrian photography. The platform was designed to grow with the business, eventually supporting horse sales and a more expansive presentation of their work. The layout emphasizes clarity, authenticity, and the atmosphere of the equestrian world.