This project was for a local pottery maker. The client wanted something clean and simple. I was given the freedom to develop a color palette that would convey a natural, soothing way to display a body of work.

This site was built as a re-usable web-app for an online store at my full-time gig in Minneapolis. Application Developers handled the back-end C# for dumping data in to a SQL database and I handled the front... it was a ton of fun. The whole idea for me was to create a way to easily switch themes per client requests. I was able to implement a bunch of SASS partials to organize styles by components, pages, overall theme and structure. The '_theme.scss' partial has all the ingredients to switch bg images, add an HTML5 video background, switch header colors, leverage variables, etc... The way it's supposed to be.

Here is a single page scroller, again, built at my full-time gig. This one was created for a conference in Minneapolis featuring a scaling fixed header/nav area on scroll, sectioned articles, drop-down navigation and some content-managed areas with our custom CMS.

A Drupal website. This was for a local energy therapy client. I built a way for the client to manage their services, products and classes via the Views module, along with an audio sampling page. Embrace the violet!