Websites that say something.

I design websites that bring people together by making information clear, accessible, and engaging. My web work focuses on creating intuitive digital spaces for public agencies and community-focused organizations, where design supports storytelling and usability go hand in hand. From structure and navigation to content and performance, I approach web design as both a creative and strategic practice—building sites that feel thoughtful, functional, and human.

Choose Oro Valley

web design | content writing | website management

ChooseOroValley.com is an economic development website created for the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona, designed to attract new businesses and support site selectors, entrepreneurs, and expanding companies. The project focused on consolidating critical economic development information—such as available properties, workforce demographics, key industries, incentives, and quality-of-life data—into a single, intuitive digital experience. Since its launch in April 2022, ChooseOroValley.com has strengthened Oro Valley’s economic development outreach and communications, earning a Golden Prospector Award from the Arizona Association for Economic Development for excellence in economic development marketing and digital presence.

Still Point Fencing

web design | content writing | website management

Still Point is a Tucson-based fencing club serving beginners through serious competitive athletes. The site has a surprisingly broad job: it needs to function as an introduction for someone who has never fenced, a practical resource for current members/parents, and a credibility signal for competitive fencers. It covers beginner classes, schedules, coaches, equipment, tournaments, membership, competitive results, and the club's nonprofit foundation.

Join OVPD

web design | content writing | website management

I designed the website for the Oro Valley Police Department with a focus on making a career in law enforcement feel more human, approachable, and tangible. Rather than presenting the department as a traditional government institution, the site introduces prospective recruits to the people, paths, training, and culture behind the badge—from personnel spotlights and academy information to career opportunities, benefits, and quality of life. The result is a recruitment experience designed to help visitors move beyond simply finding a job and begin imagining themselves as part of the OVPD community.