The Process

  • 01. Onboarding

    This is our project kick-off call!
    1 week before our project launch, you’ll be given some homework (ugh I know, but it’s necessary)

    you’ll make a Pinterest board filled with your favorite websites, logos, brands, and photographers, we’ll talk about it all. your likes, your dislikes, and everything in between. this call is for me to get a sense of who you are and what your website will look like in order to fit your style.

  • 02. Initial Concepts

    Based on your inspo, I’ll design 2 different home page mockups. These will act as a starting point to show you what’s possible!

    I send over my deliverables via Notion 1 week before we meet to give you a chance to look at it at your own pace. you’ll have plenty of time to soak it in and think on it before we make revisions.

    because I build custom sites, the world is your oyster, anything you can think of, we can make happen.

  • 03. Website Design

    Once the final concept is approved, I’ll start designing!

    My designs are built in adobe illustrator and will look exactly like the final product. the only difference is that it will be a static image and not a functioning website.

    We’ll meet again at this milestone to talk over everything, make more revisions, and create the perfect website for you.

  • 04. Website Development

    The development stage is the part that takes the longest. I’ll build the website exactly like the mockup you approved using both drag & drop tools and Javascript to ensure everything functions smoothly.

    this is the step where I’ll add in SEO on the backend, optimize the design to fit perfectly in multiple screen formats, and add movement throughout the site (if you want that).

  • 05. Offboarding

    Congratulations! You have your dream site and it’s live

    The final step is to transfer ownership of the domain and website over to you.

    After the transfer, you’ll receive 2 weeks of training on the host platform so that you can make updates yourself as you grow.

Final Products

Packages

website's aren’t one size fits all. Whether you are just starting out or you’ve been in the game for 10+ years, we have options.

One Page. Infinite Possibilities.

Perfect for photographers just starting out, this single-page site is crafted for the “link in bio”. clean, intentional, and designed to hold everything in one place. A digital business card that is easy to navigate and scroll through.

The Snapshot

starting at $1000

Five Pages. Fully Framed.

For photographers who are ready to showcase their story, work, and services with more content and info. This package includes a home, about, services (aka investment), galleries, and contact page. All curated to flow together multiple ways to navigate and organize it.

The Gallery

starting at $1499

Ten Pages. Limitless Vision.

Built for seasoned photographers with a growing brand and a vision that extends beyond the lens. This package can include an online shop, blog, podcast hosting, educational space, styled shoot tickets, and so much more. Anything is possible.

The Archive

starting at $2499

Adobe Certified

I’ve been certified in Adobe Illustrator for over five years to create intentional, professional brand designs and website mockups. It’s my go-to for building clean, scalable logos, cohesive color palettes, and layouts that feel modern but timeless. I love how precise it is. from customizing typography to aligning elements perfectly, so everything looks just right whether it’s on your website or printed on your packaging. Photographers care about the details, and Illustrator helps me honor that.

Preferred Developer

As a Squarespace Circle Platinum member, I’m part of a vetted group of developers trusted for delivering high-quality, creative websites. I choose Squarespace for my clients because of its clean user interface and ease of use. It’s intuitive enough for photographers to update their own galleries, pricing, and text without needing tech support. I do add custom CSS and light JavaScript when needed to get the design just right, but I keep it minimal and strategic so it never gets in the way of you managing your site with confidence. It’s the best of both worlds; custom where it counts, simple where it matters.