Portfolio projects, with only the facts on record

This work index is the portfolio of 34 projects already published on the homepage, with the categories that were assigned. It is for buyers who want to see the web design, web development, mobile, and social work on record before they write.

How to read the archive

The homepage filter counts All 34, web design 12, web development 12, mobile apps 2, and social media 6. The twelve web design projects are the same twelve filed under web development. Mobile is AW-App and 6am-Mart. Social media is six projects that also carry the web labels: Pronto Guitar, InventiSystems, The Grosso Group, Laespontanea Wine, A&C Brothers, and Coins For Anything. Projects that were never given a category appear under All only.

Project names and categories are the record. Diamond Concierge AZ, HappyCappy Shampoo, and MediMart each link to a page with the project name and a screenshot. Full case study coming soon.

Diamond Concierge AZ

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HappyCappy Shampoo

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MediMart

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  • 01 Diamond Concierge AZ. Web design, Web development.
  • 02 Blythe Wood Wildlife Removal. Web design, Web development.
  • 03 Facial Fortress. Web design, Web development.
  • 04 HappyCappy Shampoo. Web design, Web development.
  • 05 Arizona Hiking Shack. Web design, Web development.
  • 06 MediMart. Web design, Web development.
  • 07 AW-App. Mobile apps.
  • 08 6am-Mart. Mobile apps.
  • 09 Pronto Guitar. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 10 Natures Juice. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 11 InventiSystems. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 12 The Grosso Group. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 13 Laespontanea Wine. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 14 Suzie Webster. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 15 A&C Brothers. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 16 Tag Design Co.. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 17 The American T.M.O.L. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 18 Sunol Gardens. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 19 Coins For Anything. Social media, Web design, Web development.
  • 20 Countdown To Baby. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 21 Staged House Design LLC. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 22 Fasteners. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 23 Palmetto Beach. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 24 Truspan Financial. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 25 CDA Technical Institute. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 26 FirePoint Group. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 27 BGFM Fleet. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 28 Amnet Global. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 29 Olithan Solutions. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 30 Northeast Power Sports. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 31 HRSPK. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 32 White Printer. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 33 iServeU. No category published; shown under All only.
  • 34 Paxport. No category published; shown under All only.

Deliverables

The portfolio itself is the record.

  • The 34 portfolio images and titles already on the homepage.
  • The category each card was given, or the note that it had none.
  • A page for Diamond Concierge AZ, HappyCappy Shampoo, and MediMart, with the project name and a screenshot only.

Process

The six stages below are how a new project is built. The homepage says every project goes into the same cauldron, and that stores and automations use the same stages as a website.

Step 01 — Discussion

We talk about the goals of the website. Once we know why you want a new site, we work together to identify the content it needs and the features it should have.

Step 02 — Planning

Once I understand your needs, I create a plan to design and develop the website to meet your specifications.

Step 03 — Design

Functionality matters, but good design makes a visitor want to stay. I work on the layout with responsiveness, a user-friendly experience and an aesthetically pleasing look in mind.

Step 04 — Coding

The most specialized stage. I pride myself on writing clean, organized code, so you have a highly functioning website for years to come.

Step 05 — Testing

I test the site internally first, then you test it on your end. Everything should work, and it should launch with no loading errors or bugs.

Step 06 — Launch

The site goes live on your domain for the world to see. I hope you'll come back to me for future updates and digital marketing.

If you want a build in this vein, the next step is discussion of your goal, not a guess about one of these 34 titles. The service pages describe the work. The cards show that the work has been filed under those categories.

Questions

What do the portfolio categories mean?

The homepage filter publishes four counts: web design 12, web development 12, mobile apps 2, and social media 6, inside a set of 34. Twelve projects carry both web design and web development. The two mobile titles are AW-App and 6am-Mart. Six projects also carry social media. Projects that were never given a category appear under All only.

Are the portfolio images the live sites?

Each card uses the portfolio image already published on this site. The picture is the one filed with that project in the portfolio. The homepage grid uses the same pictures, and the larger image opens from there. The three project pages caption that picture Project screenshot.

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