Below is my old portfolio from 2011-2016. I think it’s interesting to look back and see my skills improve and design trends change.
Of all of these, only StarCrossedStitches, which I built in 2014 is still online (as of February 2022) as I designed it.
Starcrossedstitches – Professional-Long-Arm-Quilting and Custom Embroidery
I helped Shelley express her new passion project of custom long arm quilting and custom embroidery. It was so fun!
A webpage for “House of Motion Cinematography” featuring photos of film production, client testimonials, and service descriptions for shooting film, fashion, and music videos crafted by a talented St. Louis copywriter.
This was the most video-heavy website that I’ve ever created. Besides an extensive portfolio with embedded videos, this site features search engine optimization and custom coding to make it load quick and look as unique as this production company is.
Screenshot of the “Toys of Our Youth” website homepage, expertly crafted by a St. Louis ecommerce designer, featuring a banner, a video thumbnail, a text section about toy collecting, social media links, and an events calendar.
This search engine optimized website for Toys of Our Youth featured upcoming events, automatic imported blog entries from eBay listings, and a FaceBook integration.
A screenshot of the Gateway Parrot Club website. The text describes the club’s mission, events, and educational programs related to bird care and breeding. Two people are pictured in a room with bird-related items, showcasing efforts enhanced by St. Louis SEO service for broader outreach.
This site features events, board of directors, pdf downloads, and several unique page layouts.
A screenshot of the St. Louis Avian Rescue website, designed by a St. Louis WooCommerce designer, displaying available birds for adoption with names, photos, and brief descriptions. A navigation menu and donation section are visible on the right.
This website design for STAR Avian Rescue featured an “adoptable birds” custom post type, donation buttons, newsletter subscriptions, and more.
A website for Dr. Diane Sanford, crafted by a skilled St. Louis ecommerce designer, featuring a welcome message, list of upcoming events, and information about her services and publications. A photo of Dr. Diane with her two daughters is shown.
This search engine optimized website featured basic ecommerce for her self-published book, events, and four unique layouts.
A real estate website listing for a bungalow-style home in Deandale, Missouri. The 3-bedroom, 1-bath property is 850 sq. ft., has a basement, and is available for rent or sale. Ideal for anyone needing easy access to St. Louis SEO services while enjoying the suburban charm.
This was a website for a realtor in St. Louis with the capability for home listings, embedded video, and more. Built in approximately 2012.
Screenshot of a therapist’s professional website featuring a profile photo, a brief bio, contact information, services offered, and download links for certificates and publications designed with the precision of a St. Louis ecommerce designer.
This was a WordPress website for a relationship therapist, offering digital downloads of articles.
Screenshot of a sports blog, “Just Talk Sports – Everything Sports,” featuring an article on fitness, advertisement for online sports registration by a St. Louis ecommerce designer, and navigation links for categories, archives, and recent posts.
This blog template was customized to load fast and integrated Google AdSense, ClickBank, and Amazon ads. It was structurally great for search engine optimization, and all it needed was consistent good content.
Screenshot of KennahIT’s website displaying information about their network support services in St. Louis, professional certifications including Cisco and Microsoft, and social media links. Also featured are highlights about their collaboration with a St. Louis ecommerce designer to enhance online presence.
This was a very basic site for an IT and internet security expert. Built in 2012.
A screenshot of the STLCleanScene website homepage, crafted by a St. Louis WordPress developer, featuring sections for news updates, forum posts, member additions, and social media feeds—all focused on green and clean living in St. Louis.
I created the logo, layouts, community integration, and almost all content for this website. It was search engine optimized and featured ample spaces for ads from Google, Amazon, ClickBank, and sponsors.
Screenshot of CVT, Inc. website homepage showing various medical equipment and a nurse accessing stored supplies. The St. Louis Wordpress developer company offers services to healthcare facilities and specializes in selling headwalls and storage solutions.
This was a basic brochure website for an independent seller of modular head walls and clinic office equipment.
A webpage featuring confidence coach Courtney Jackson Reed includes navigation links, a central photo of Courtney in a blue dress, and sections with information about confidence and self-doubt. For those looking to enhance their online presence, check out the St. Louis SEO service link provided.
I built this modern feminine website for a certified life coach. It featured five unique page layouts and a pop up to sign up for her newsletter.
Screenshot of the Donnaland Vintage Variety website homepage, featuring an upcoming event schedule, contact information, and red leopard print background with various navigation and social media links, crafted by a talented St. Louis ecommerce designer.
This personable custom WordPress website featured eBay and Etsy listings, a newsletter sign up form integrated with ConstantContact, Events, and more. It was very search engine optimized.
A screenshot of a website titled “Metal Sculptures For Sale” features a metal sculpture of a humanoid figure wearing a top hat, alongside text detailing the artist’s experience and shipping information. Designed by a leading St. Louis WooCommerce designer, the site seamlessly blends art with e-commerce functionality.
I created this WordPress website integrating WooCommece as the eCommerce platform, structured all content to be search engine optimized, and photographed all sculptures.
A webpage titled “The Prints of Whales” featuring a meme generator, crafted by a top St. Louis ecommerce designer. The page includes sections for main images, a selected meme with editable text, and random images.
I integrated purchased code so that visitors could create silly text over silly images.
Screenshot of the Westover Farms website displaying a rustic interior dining area. Navigation tabs for Home, Lodging, Activities, Meetings, Dining, and Contact are visible, along with booking options and contact info. Proudly crafted by a St. Louis WordPress developer to enhance user experience.
I integrated complex hotel bookings code, newsletter integrated with ConstantContact, and trained the office manager on how to manage the website by herself.
Screenshot of the website “Welcome St. Louis” featuring a blog post titled “Lunch at Sybergs on Gravois,” crafted by a skilled St. Louis copywriter, along with a menu on the left side and advertisements on the right side.
I integrated a ratings system, ads from Google, Amazon, and ClickBank, and blogged about St. Louis dining and entertainment.
Screenshot of a website for a photographer named Kelly K. The top of the page features a logo and contact information by St. Louis ecommerce designer. Below the logo is a black-and-white photo of a woman smiling.
This was such a fun, friendly, website for a photographer specializing in families and children!
Screenshot of Basset Construction Inc.’s website featuring a photo gallery highlighting a modern bathroom renovation, along with navigation links, social media icons, and a company slogan. Website development by St. Louis WordPress developer.
This general contractor wanted to show off the high quality of his work, and I built him a great site to showcase it.
A webpage titled “Debt Relief: Do it Yourself Package” displays an offer to download a free e-booklet by entering an email address. Created by a St. Louis copywriter, the page also includes information about managing bankruptcy and a VISA card image.
Screenshot of STL Counselor website showcasing professional counseling services by Jon R. Gergeref, including contact details, search function, St. Louis SEO service, and various service descriptions.
This informational website about a child and adolescent therapist’s practice was simple and very search engine optimized.
A person wearing a sash is standing outdoors in front of a white background with the text “Resort Wear.” Various website elements surround the image, including menus, text blocks, and advertisements, possibly crafted by a skilled St. Louis Wordpress developer.
This model wanted to be Miss Missouri, and I built her a website to interact with her fans and solicit funds to help her on her way!
Screenshot of DocHolidayCountry.com’s “About Us” page, featuring a photo of the band, site navigation options, upcoming gig schedules, and informational text about the band and their music, crafted by a top St. Louis Wordpress developer.
I built this website for a band that featured streaming music, a customized events module, FaceBook integration, and community engagement.
A website homepage for Hotel Grafix, crafted by a St. Louis ecommerce designer, showcasing services like TV channel stands, green keys, calendar stands, graphic design, and recent news. The layout includes various sections and navigation links for a seamless user experience.
This website showcased the products and clients of a speciality printing company. It featured accordions and custom coded galleries.
Screenshot of HCES Energy website crafted by a St. Louis copywriter. The page describes the company’s mission, services, and focus on healthcare energy management. A flowchart and hand-drawn diagram are shown, along with the company logo.
This website design was simple, professional, and effective at creating the branded presence that this new company wanted.
Screenshot of a photography website with a pin-up style theme, designed by a St. Louis WordPress developer. The page includes navigation links and a welcome message, along with a photo of a model in retro attire.
Website screenshot of AmeriStaff’s home page detailing their staffing solutions with a diverse group of people, description of their services, and business principles. Perfect for companies in need of specialized talent, whether you’re looking for a St. Louis ecommerce designer or other professionals.
Screenshot of a quilting website designed by a St. Louis WordPress developer featuring a welcome message, a description of services, and a section titled “Some of Our Recent Work” with an image of a colorful, detailed quilt.
Screenshot of a webpage from OneLightStudio.com with a brown background and yellow text reading “One Light Studio: Dream. Capture. Inspire.” A blog post titled “Fall wedding 2011” is partially visible, showcasing the work of a St. Louis WordPress developer.
A webpage named ReverieRevel showcases various vintage-themed photographs. There are six images of people dressed in retro attire. The text states, “Dreamy & delightful images by Kay Murray,” and “Website design by KMurrayCreative.com, a St. Louis WooCommerce designer.
A screenshot of the Vintage Reveries website homepage showcases a header, a navigation menu, a section with various vintage clothing images, and an article on 1930s wedding portraits, all crafted by a skilled St. Louis WordPress developer.
This screenshot is dated 2017 but I think it was how the site looked up to 2017’s redesign.
Screenshot of a fashion website featuring a highlighted article with a woman’s photo lying down, titled “FAB RADAR: Rekha Brar of Blossom Box Jewelry.” The Katwalk site, potentially designed by a St. Louis WordPress developer, boasts an elegant header.
Screenshot of Prep Medic’s website homepage, designed by a St. Louis WordPress developer, showcasing their logo, navigation bar, and services including consulting, education & training, and products. Brief descriptions and call-to-action links are also visible.
Screenshot of a website banner for “Avian Theatres.” It features birds named Arnie and Bebe and promotes a movie called “Movie Tweets.” The banner welcomes visitors at the top, creating an engaging visual experience designed by a talented St. Louis copywriter.
Screenshot of the Retro Rescue & Resale, LLC website by a St. Louis ecommerce designer, featuring navigation links, a basket summary, and featured items including glass and pottery on a green background.
