Work

Real sites, live right now.

What each business needed, what I built, and how Google's test scores it. Every site is still live, so you can check it yourself.

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Client · Restaurant & lounge · Little Rock

Outdoor Soul Food Cafe & Lounge

The Outdoor Soul Food homepage: a bold 'Smoked low and slow. Made fresh to order.' headline beside photos of glazed ribs and lamb chops. The site's customer favorites on a phone, showing oxtails for $35, with Order on DoorDash and Call buttons pinned at the bottom.

The job

A veteran-owned soul food spot on Colonel Glenn Road that had just opened Butler's Lounge. Hungry people on their phones needed to see the food, the prices and the hours, then order or call without hunting around.

What I built

A custom hand-coded site in a smoky, ember-and-bone look. The full menu with prices is real text Google can read, not a photo. There's a carousel of customer favorites shot from their own plates, a section for the new lounge, today's hours, real Google reviews, a catering request form, and Order on DoorDash and Call buttons that stay on screen on phones.

Google's test, phone

98Speed
100Easy to use
100Google basics
1.0sMain content shows

Google Lighthouse lab test of the live site, Nov 2026. Scores vary a little between runs.

02
Nonprofit student club · Little Rock

Art from the Heart Initiative

The Art from the Heart homepage, with its logo and a bold magenta headline on a soft pink background. The site's Tutorials page on a phone.

The job

A student club at Little Rock Central High School makes free craft kits that teach kids about their health. Families, partners and new members needed one place that felt as warm as the kits do.

What I built

A custom hand-coded site with its own look: follow-along video tutorials that only load when you press play, swipeable photo albums for the club's events, plus leader, partner, research, contact, privacy and accessibility pages.

My role

I'm the club's Website Manager, so I built the site and I still keep it up to date. A November 2026 refresh kept the look and every page, cut the events page from about 2.1 MB to 0.8 MB, and stopped pages from shifting as they load.

Google's test, phone

99Speed
100Easy to use
100Google basics
1.1sMain content shows

Google PageSpeed lab test, Nov 2026. Scores vary a little between runs.

03
Sports photographer · Little Rock

Haboo3flix Photography

The Haboo3flix 'Book a game' section: area, delivery and price details, a gold DM button, and four numbered steps from sending a DM to getting your photos. The same booking section on a phone, with a DM to book on Instagram button pinned at the bottom.

The job

A Little Rock sports photographer who shoots game-day soccer and handles booking and prices in his Instagram DMs. He needed one link that shows his best shots fast and sends people straight to his DMs.

What I built

A custom hand-coded portfolio in a dark, golden-hour look pulled from his photos. It opens on a full-screen slideshow (three photos side by side on a computer, one on a phone), then sorts his work into Action, Moments and Black & White sets that open in a full-screen viewer. Photos are saved in several sizes so phones get smaller files. A short booking section and a privacy page round it out, with no outside scripts or trackers.

Google's test, phone

99Speed
100Easy to use
100Google basics
1.8sMain content shows

Google Lighthouse lab test of the live site, Nov 2026. Scores vary a little between runs.

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