Portfolio
Our Work
No paying clients yet — so here are 3 full concept builds instead, done to the exact standard a real project gets.
The Work
Concept projects, not real clients — yet.
Every clinic below is invented — names, teams, and all — built full-scale so you can see exactly what a real project looks like before you commit to one. Click through: these are live, working sites, not mockup images.
Harbor & Hale Veterinary Co.
An urban dogs-and-cats-only wellness clinic — membership plans, a calm editorial tone, illustrated throughout instead of stock photography.
View Concept →- The membership plan sits behind a calm, editorial tone instead of a hard sell — matching a clinic whose whole pitch is unhurried care, not urgency.
- Illustration instead of stock photography sidesteps the generic-vet-and-generic-dog problem entirely, while still looking custom on day one.
- AAHA, Fear Free, and Cat Friendly badges greet you in a trust strip right below the hero, not on a buried "About" page — credentials a skeptical owner would otherwise have to go hunting for.
Meadowbrook Animal Hospital
A small-town, multi-species practice with three generations of history — species row, an interactive symptom checker, a full team carousel.
View Concept →- The symptom checker gives an anxious owner something to do immediately, before they've even decided whether the visit is serious enough to call.
- "Three generations since 1962" does the trust-building work a small town actually responds to — longevity, not polish, is the credential that matters here.
- A full team carousel instead of a cramped grid gives each of eight staff members real individual space, since a family-run multi-species practice is selling relationships, not just a facility.
Pulse Veterinary Emergency & Specialty
A phone-forward, always-open emergency and referral hospital — urgency strip, response-time stats, built for a visitor mid-crisis.
View Concept →- Response-time stats and an urgency strip lead the page — a visitor mid-crisis needs proof of speed before anything else, not a mission statement.
- "Call Now" sits in the header on every page, not just Contact — a design that assumes most visitors arrive already dialing, not browsing.
- Three quick facts sit right in the hero — no referral needed, on-site surgery and imaging, dogs and cats welcome — while the persistent top strip already covers "open 24/7."