Development Partnership Portfolio

Challenge

Walden Mutual Bank needed a website that reflected their modern approach to ethical banking while ensuring accessibility conformance and ongoing Webflow maintenance.

Solution

Remediated their website to meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards and continue to work with their team on a weekly basis, developing new landing pages, refining CMS architecture with dynamic template pages, and implementing complex components such as multi-screen dialogs, interactive forms, and accessible carousels.

Challenge  

Shake Dem Paws was a brand-new startup with no website, domain, or booking system in place. The owner did not have a professional email, an online presence, or a way for clients to schedule group sessions. This made it difficult to manage and grow the business effectively.

Solution  

I built their entire digital foundation from the ground up. This included securing their domain, setting up a professional email and Google Workspace, and integrating Acuity for easy scheduling. I designed a joyful, accessible one-page website in Webflow with a custom color palette, polished graphics, and clear calls to action. Every detail, from the layout to form accessibility, was created to reflect the brand’s friendly spirit and support business growth.

Challenge

Dr. Sam needed a website that authentically represented her powerful voice and advocacy work while providing a platform for event management, speaking engagements, and ongoing content updates. Without an existing website, she lacked a centralized space to showcase her impact and connect with her audience.

Solution

We built her first-ever personal brand website in Webflow, creating a sleek, SEO-driven digital presence with a fully custom CMS for event management. Alongside the website, we developed her full brand identity, including color selection, imagery, and cohesive design, ensuring a visually striking and strategically built platform to support her mission.

Challenge

Needed a scalable, accessible Webflow website that met WCAG conformance while making it easy to update and drive conversions. Their existing WordPress site was difficult to update, did not drive traffic and their developer lacked accessibility expertise, limiting functionality and growth.

Solution

Rebuilt the website in Webflow, ensuring full WCAG accessibility conformance while introducing aesthetic improvements, a refined color palette, and conversion-driven design. The result was a beautiful, fully accessible website with a streamlined CMS, allowing for effortless content updates while ensuring ongoing support for more complex development needs.

Challenge

Aguilar’s Towing, a family-owned business serving the Yakima Valley, needed a professional one-page website to establish a trustworthy online presence, showcase their services, and make it easier for customers to get in touch—especially those searching for fast, reliable towing support from their phones.

Solution

Designed and developed a fully accessible one-page website in Webflow, optimized for mobile usability and built to meet WCAG standards. A bold, Seahawks-inspired design reflects the owner's pride in Washington State football and local roots. The site includes clear service descriptions, real customer testimonials displayed in a beautiful carousel, contact information with click-to-call functionality, and a warm introduction to the owner. The clean layout and structured content reflect the company’s values of trust, reliability, and community connection.

Challenge

The LOHM hired me to manage their WordPress website, needing a reliable expert to handle updates, build landing pages, maintain brand consistency, and develop a login system for their Grow with Google learning program. However, ongoing security risks, accessibility issues, and the rigid Beaver Builder theme have made updates increasingly difficult, limiting their ability to scale.

Solution

In 2025, I am rebuilding their website in Webflow, creating a custom CMS architecture with built-in SEO, accessibility, and structured content collections to support their extensive audience. This Webflow solution will provide a secure, scalable, and user-friendly experience, allowing The LOHM to maintain and grow their digital presence without the constraints of WordPress.

Challenge

The LOHM was relying on a third-party platform that cost them hundreds of dollars each month while offering limited control over branding, design, and speaker profiles. The platform’s restrictions made it difficult to maintain and update content, preventing them from fully showcasing their speakers in a way that aligned with their mission.

Solution

Built a custom Webflow website designed to be fully on-brand, with a complex CMS structure that makes it easy for me or any non-technical team member to update speaker profiles effortlessly. This solution eliminates unnecessary costs, provides full creative control, and ensures a scalable, professional platform to highlight The LOHM Global Speakers Bureau.

Challenge

‍Founded in 2024, the Accessibility Book Club began with an annual reading list shared on LinkedIn—but needed a centralized website to organize its growing library of books, provide details about each title (including formats, author bios, and purchase links), and foster a more engaged community. The goal was to create a space not just for showcasing books, but also for blog posts, reflections, accessibility insights, and event coordination.

Solution

‍Crystal Scott, Founder of both the Accessibility Book Club and Graceful Web Studio, designed and developed a fully WCAG 2.2 AA conformant website using the Webflow platform. The site was built to reflect the club’s values of inclusion and access, allowing members and non-members alike to browse the current book list, read detailed book pages, explore blog content, and easily get in touch. A dynamic events page was added so users can discover upcoming club meetings and special author Q&A sessions. The result is a welcoming, structured, and accessible digital home for a growing community of readers committed to inclusive design.

Challenge

HHMI BioInteractive needed an accessibility expert to support their internal design team with accessibility annotations during the design phase. Without this strategic guidance, accessibility issues were being introduced early in the design process—only being caught later in development, resulting in rework and inconsistent outcomes. They lacked a systematized way to ensure their pedagogical goals were met through accessible design from the start.

Solution

Crystal Scott, CEO of Graceful Web Studio, was brought on as a strategic accessibility and website development partner. We’re currently building a robust internal Accessibility Annotation Repository—a dedicated internal website mapping all WCAG 2.1 AA criteria to actionable guidance for designers, auditors, and developers. The platform includes reusable annotation snippets to support consistent, born-accessible design practices directly within Figma. In 2025, we expanded our partnership to begin building a full design system that integrates directly with the annotation repository, working closely with their design team to support the creation of interactive, accessible educational materials for students.

Challenge

Music Thera-P needed an engaging, professional website to establish trust and credibility for their nonprofit organization. They required a platform where clients could discover their mission, goals, curriculum, and team, as well as a way to connect, get involved, and access resources—all while ensuring full accessibility and ease of use.

Solution

I fully designed and developed their Webflow website, establishing a cohesive brand identity with carefully selected colors and logo design. The site features structured CMS collections, accessible forms, and an intuitive user experience, making it simple for visitors to engage with the organization, explore services, and take action.