Nonprofit & Small Business Website Design Portfolio
Websites with Purpose, Crafted with Care
I build websites that help small businesses and nonprofits present themselves professionally, connect with the people they serve, and grow their presence online. Every project is different, so I work directly with each client to understand their goals and create something that fits their organization.
Below are examples of websites I’ve designed and developed, from local small businesses to nonprofits and community-focused organizations. Each project represents a different set of goals, challenges, and solutions.
Explore My Website Projects
Below is a selection of my web design work. Click any project to see the full story, visit the live site when available, and learn how I approached each client’s goals and brought their vision to life.
📝 Note: Some clients have chosen not to publicly share their websites. I respect their privacy while still showcasing the design and development work I provided when appropriate.
Cuts 4 Christ

A custom nonprofit website created for Cuts 4 Christ, an organization providing free haircuts, hygiene essentials, and outreach services to people in need. I designed the site to make it easy for visitors to learn about their mission, find upcoming outreach events, volunteer, and support the organization.
Maine 3D Prints

A concept website I created to demonstrate how a small product-based business could build a professional online presence. The project explores branding, responsive layout, product presentation, and a clear structure for showcasing custom 3D printing services and products.
Firm Foundation Foot Care

A professional, mobile-friendly website I created for Firm Foundation Foot Care, a Maine business providing in-home medical foot care services. I designed the site to clearly explain their services, build trust with potential clients, and make it easy for visitors to learn more and get in touch.
Thaxter Conference

A conference website I created for the 2026 Thaxter Conference, a scholarly gathering focused on poet Celia Thaxter and her circle. The site was designed to support the event from planning through attendance, including a call for papers where scholars could submit proposals for review and consideration as conference speakers. It also provides attendees with the information they need to plan their trip, accommodations, travel, and participation in the conference on Star Island, New Hampshire.
Ready to Share Your Mission Online?
If you’re looking for someone who will take the time to understand your goals and build a website around what you actually need, I’d be happy to help. Whether you’re a small business, nonprofit, or organization planning something unique, let’s build something that works for you.




