A streamlined home for live projects, focused on clarity, direct access, and a polished presentation across desktop and mobile.
Current work is surfaced first so the right project can be opened quickly.
Clear hierarchy, strong spacing, and a neutral design language with light and dark modes.
Direct links to active work, presented as polished portfolio entries instead of utility notes or internal documentation.
A Houston fitness business website I designed and built to showcase personal training, recovery services, and soccer development, with dedicated service pages and a mobile-friendly consultation experience.
A source-linked Houston Methodist pregnancy-care directory for Cypress with office details, official physician-profile links, childbirth-center context, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas verification tools.
A Google Flights-style family itinerary planner for Houston, Florianópolis, Bauru, and the return to Houston, with live fare baselines, practical routing notes, and booking links.
A November 17–26 itinerary for two adults from Houston, using an ANA domestic connection to start in Fukuoka for Grand Sumo before continuing through Hiroshima, peak-foliage Kyoto, and Tokyo.
A focused project for organizing and tracking Q50-related inventory, listings, and sourcing workflows in a fast, structured interface.
A polished local events and yard-sale guide for Cypress, Tomball, Katy, and Houston with recurring refreshes, neighborhood watch coverage, and a calendar-first browsing experience.
A concise project exploring business direction, opportunity framing, and decision support through a clean, readable web presentation.
A simple portfolio directory for quick scanning, with current work surfaced in a clean list.
This page is designed to remain clean as more projects are added. The structure keeps live work easy to find while maintaining a consistent, professional presentation.
New entries can be added as featured cards or listed here as the portfolio expands, without turning the homepage into a cluttered directory.