I’ve been designing websites for churches, individuals, and business since 1998 (the days of Macromedia Fireworks’ export-to-html days). I specialize in graphic design (for the web), user experience design, and front end development (css, html, javascript). I am an experience WordPress developer and utilize it as the content management system for about 95% of my web projects. I believe that the client is not the client, the user is the client, so I design for the user. I don’t just “design websites.” I think through the client’s total communication and social strategy, and I design websites that change the game.
Or view some of my previous work below…
Kay Warren
Kay’s site was in need of some significant work in terms of usability and search engine optimization as well as better social media integration, which led to an overhaul of the design and moving it to the WordPress publishing system.
This project is still in development and will be live soon.
Grace Hills Church
Grace Hills Church is the church I’m currently planting in northwest Arkansas, so it’s close to my heart at all times. It’s designed for heavy social integration and with content as its central focal point. It’s intended to be bright and different.
Church Tech Today
Church Tech Today is an online journal operated by writer and public relations expert Lauren Hunter. The site needed to have a magazine-styled layout featuring different columns/categories, offering advertising space, and showing on its face the wealth of content on the site, all with a “techie” flavor.
Danny R. Kirk
Danny Kirk is a Pastor, missions leader, and Christian coach. His website needed to be simple so that his content would be the main feature. What may not be seen from the surface is the functionality built-in with a system of forms for people whom he coaches to fill in assessments and schedule appointments.
Lindsay Lane Baptist Church
Lindsay Lane Baptist Church is a neighborhood church in a suburb of St. Louis. The logo reflects the feel of a “lane” leading to the cross. The feel of the website is intended to be warm with a paperish background. It is, of course, built on WordPress for easy content management.
Artie Davis
Artie is a Pastor, church planter, church planting network leader, and missional thinker. His blog has a large and growing audience among ministry leaders. It’s built on the Standard Theme framework but it’s highly customized to Artie’s tastes.
Frick’s Quality Meats
Frick’s is a national distributor of fine meats and foods and sells their products in Walmarts and grocery stores across America. They needed to showcase their products and reach out to potential retail distributors in a professional way.
The Charis Group
The Charis Group assists churches and organizations with their stewardship needs and uses helpful and practical content to drive traffic to their site, but also needs to maintain a professional business face. So their site is a mixture of business profile and blog.
BIC Ventures
BIC Ventures stands for “Brothers in Christ” and is a website and blog dedicated to Christian entrepreneurs. The idea behind its design was to appeal to a slightly younger generation of Christians in the business world.
Daily Bible Journey
The Daily Bible Journey is a personal project of mine in which I’ve aggregated eight of my favorite daily devotional feeds and integrated YouVersion in the site as well. It’s intended to be a very basic tool.
Wife In Ministry
This one was personal and special. It’s the blog of my wife, Angie Cox, and it was designed according to her decorating tastes to be warm and home-like.
EndowmentBuilders
David Roth needed a website that would convey the professional nature of his business while also affording him the communication tools necessary to reach out to prospective clients. I developed EndowmentBuilders with David’s clients in mind.
Cornerstone Productions
Cornerstone is an event marketing agency in northwest Arkansas that specializes in “retailtainment events” using interactive trailers. They needed a simple but professional website to showcase their work and communicate with potential clients.
Are you ready to see if I’m a fit for your creative project?
