Real businesses,real work.
Client work you can open and check for yourself — what was delivered, for whom, and where — plus one self-initiated concept, marked as one.
Close to thirty service areas, across two states.
A practice with no website at all, built from the name up.
A self-initiated concept, built to the same standard.
Every project, in one list
Every row opens the project record: what was delivered, where, and what can be checked.
What these show, and what they do not
Three of these are real businesses with live sites you can open and check. The fourth, Morrow, is a self-initiated brand concept and is marked as one wherever it appears — it is here to show the standard of the creative work, not to imply a client. What is listed against each one is the scope that was actually delivered, not everything that could have been.
Where something is measurable it is labeled, dated and attributed. Where it was reported by the client rather than verified, it says so. Where no evidence exists, nothing is claimed. That is why these read as records rather than results pages.
What they are useful for is judging the work itself: how a site is structured, how clearly a business explains itself, and what was delivered against what was scoped.