I create Showit websites for small biz owners who are ready for more. Your website should reflect where your business is going - not stuck where it's been. Whether you've outgrown your DIY design or need a fresh professional presence, it's time to give your website the boost it deserves - and your future clients are waiting for.
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See how fellow entrepreneurs took their leap of faith and invested in websites that truly reflect their vision. Every project here represents a business owner who, like you, decided it was time to bet on themselves.
From service-based businesses to creative entrepreneurs, each featured project demonstrates how intentional design can bridge the gap between where you are and where you're ready to be.
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Alex and I connected thanks to the IG algorithm - and man am I grateful. As a fierce and innovative wedding planner and venue owner, she had searched for an expo that broke the mold—and when she couldn't find it, she created it herself. The Crush Collective reimagines what a wedding expo can be. It celebrates inclusivity, innovation, and integrity and seeks to rewrite the wedding show rulebook. I am so proud to play a small part in it.
When it came to the website, Alex wanted a statement-making aesthetic that was both bold and beautiful. We went for a black-and-white foundation punctuated by unexpected wedding colors with a perfectly paired font duo by the one and only Jen Wagner. The copy was unique in that it needed speak to both potential vendors and expo attendees, and above all - it needed to absolutely establish the vibe.
The result? Well, take a look for yourself.
Erin and I were neighbors and COVID mamas together back when I lived in Portland. Despite my family moving to Eugene, we've stayed close and I've gotten to watch her interior design business flourish. Erin has incredible taste - in food, wardrobe choices, and of course - interior design. She isn't afraid to be playful and "break the rules" of conventionalism. And boy is she good at it.
When she was ready for a new website that truly showcased her talent, I was thrilled - and let's be honest - a little intimidated - to be the one to try and pull it off.
As a designer herself- Erin had a clear vision of what she wanted. This project was collaborative, intentional and a true testament to creating a digital space that feels authentic to my client.
We used a template from Super Hero Design Co. as the base - and gave it a total overhaul to make it feel like Erin's vision. And damn. It turned out so good.
Wedding planners Taressa and Clarae were such a fun pair to work with - and presented me with the fresh challenge of creating a website that authentically represented both their personalities and voices as business owners and besties.
Their custom all-inclusive package included a branding overhaul, web design (with a move from Squarespace to Showit), copywrting, and SEO. They wanted a website that didn't just blend in with all the other event planners out there. Something that truly showcased what made their super powers as ride or die besties who don't just plan events but also offer event rentals and a photo booth - truly unique.
They pushed me to try new things with design - starting off with their scrapbook - meets -moodboard nostalgia inspiring hero section on their homepage.
I adore these two, and this site, and hope you do too.
I can't really recall how Heather fell on my Instagram feed - but boy was I happy when she did. Not only do I LOVE her photography style (she's to thank for my branding photos), but once we met up IRL at a local networking event - I knew she was without a doubt "my kind of gal." Not just bc she happens to also love corgis (and owns two of them) and will meet up with me for a glass of wine - but because she is such a freakin' cool human and gifted artist.
The problem? Her website wasn't doing her artistry any justice. It wasn't bad (although a good number of links weren't exactly doing their job). She'd already discovered how wonderful Showit is (yippee!) But it didn't showcase how diverse her abilities are. I don't know how she does it - but she can capture photos that make you feel like you're there - even when you don't know the people. Whether her subjects are tiny humans taking clumsy steps, love birds celebrating their engagement or big day, or biz owners doing their thing, Heather captures it all in a way that feels fun, and fresh, and best of all - real.
My job? To try and show that off.
The Collective holds such a special place in my life- and heart. A few months into living in Eugene, I was in need of a haircut and feel so lucky the google Gods put Chelsea, the owner, on my radar. Fast forward four years and Chelsea is a dear friend, and The Collective is a place where I have made so many other friends. To call "a salon" feels like a gross understatement. It's a space where I feel so at ease the moment I walk through its doors - no matter how hectic my day has been (or how late I'm running for my appointment). Chelsea has curated a place that is non-toxic - both literally and figuratively. From the products to the people - it's just freakin special. It's so special that my two kiddos even prefer it over the local "kid-friendly" salon that has fire trucks as chairs.
I could go on forever. But I won't. Just know that I was honored to create a new website when Chelsea was ready for a change from Squarespace. And if you're a Eugene local in need of a hair refresh - there's no other place I'd recommend to boost your confidence and fill your cup (also literally and figuratively. Their in house lattes are divine!)
