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Hi, I’m Kelly.

I’m a designer and front-end web developer with a flair for crisp graphics and thoughtful structure. I build websites and design visual identities that help businesses grow.

Services

Expertly crafted technical and creative solutions
to elevate your brand and expand your reach.

Design

Build a compelling brand with custom print, logo, website, and social media designed to make an impact.

Develop

Create responsive, high-performing websites that look great on any device and seamlessly integrate with your CRM and social platforms.

Connect

Engage your audience and grow your reach with strategic email, texting, and social media campaigns designed for results.

Highlights

Web & Brand Builds

Mad Moose Music

Branding, Web Design, Development & Digital Outreach

I built the brand and digital presence for Mad Moose Music, a Montreal-based composing duo aiming to break into the Canadian film and television scene. The goal was to create a sleek, cinematic site that would subtly, yet unmistakably, say “We’re Canadian” in the most Canadian way possible. I developed their visual identity, crafted the messaging, and designed a targeted outreach strategy, including a personalized email campaign and a social media plan to introduce their work to a curated list of industry contacts.

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Mad Moose Music Website Graphics

Michael Weems Gallery

E-Commerce Design & Development

I designed and built the e-commerce site for the Michael Weems Gallery, an offbeat art space in the heart of Palm Springs known for its irreverent style and wild sense of humor. Since launching the site, the gallery has passed its 700th online transaction and increased profits by over 30%, using the platform to expand its reach and bring its in-store energy online. In addition to the build, I create custom slideshow graphics that match the gallery’s bold aesthetic.

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Michael Weems Gallery website graphics
Weems Gallery Custom Slides

Anyse Smith for City Council

Campaign Management, Branding & Digital Strategy

As the lead for strategy and creative on this local outreach campaign, I oversaw all aspects of branding, digital presence, and public engagement. I designed the candidate’s logo and visual identity, built and maintained the campaign website, and created all multimedia content including photography and video for use across web and social platforms. The goal was to create a cohesive, approachable, and professional public-facing identity from the ground up.

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Anyse Smith campaign website graphics

Bring the Wave

Creative Direction & Digital Organizing

I led digital outreach for Bring the Wave, a slate of progressive candidates running for regional party seats. I created bold branding that was instantly identifiable across all platforms. The look was youthful, brash and dialed in. Even in a low-profile race, people noticed.

Spin & Margie’s Desert Hideaway

Web Design, Development & Visual Strategy

This retro boutique motel in Joshua Tree already had charm, it just needed a site that captured it. I built a custom WordPress site designed to feel like a dreamy weekend escape from L.A., with carefully toned images that evoke the warm, nostalgic aesthetic people crave when planning a desert getaway. The result is a polished, Instagram-friendly site that feels styled, cinematic, and totally transportive.

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Dogtails (Startup Concept)

UX Design, Branding & Platform Strategy

Dogtails was a storytelling platform designed to help dogs get adopted by making their journeys visible, personal, and collaborative. Built around the idea that every dog has a story, the platform let shelters, foster parents, adopters, even dog park friends contribute photos, videos, and anecdotes to a shared timeline. The result was a living, evolving narrative that showed a dog’s personality, quirks, and resilience in a way that sterile bios never could. The goal was simple but powerful: give people a fuller picture of who a dog is before they meet, so adoptions are based on connection, not guesswork. Though the project never launched, the architecture, UX, and content model I developed still feels like one of the most meaningful builds I’ve worked on.