Selected work.

Citymark wanted a site that actually felt like their church. Welcoming, modern, and simple enough that a first time visitor could find everything in a few seconds. So we built the whole thing out across multiple pages, with a video hero on the homepage, a spot to catch up on sermons, a full events calendar, and online giving baked right in. The best part is it basically runs itself. The latest sermons pull in automatically the moment they go live on YouTube, and events drop off the calendar on their own once they pass, so nobody on staff ever has to log in and tidy it up. The whole point was to make their first visit feel effortless and keep everything fresh without anyone lifting a finger.

CYC wanted a site that felt just as exciting as the conference itself. Not gimmicky, but not bare and boring either. So we packed it with motion. Lots of animations, layered effects, and gritty textures that pull you in the second the page loads. Every scroll reveals something new and the whole thing feels alive instead of static. The goal was simple. A student lands on it and instantly feels like this is something they can't miss.

Pepp came to us with no real identity yet. They already knew the colors they wanted but had no logo to bring it all together. The name is short for Pepper, their dog, so we let him inspire the whole look and built the design around that. The idea was to keep the wording perfectly imperfect. A little hand done and full of character instead of stiff and corporate. The result is a brand that feels personal, playful, and unmistakably theirs.

Hooked is a summer series, so right away we wanted it to feel like summer. We built the whole look around water and the open ocean too, since the name plays on that idea of being hooked, like fishing. Big clean type laid over the sea with sailboats and scattered squares to keep it feeling modern and fresh. The end result feels light, warm, and easy, exactly like a summer day out on the water.

This was the reveal for Robertsdale High School's band show, Game On. They wanted to pull in every game and show from the soundtrack and tie it all together into one trailer, so we wove footage and visuals from each one into a single build. Tron, Halo, Metroid, Warcraft, Ready Player One and more, all cut to the music. The whole point was to get the band, the school, and the crowd hyped for the show before a single note was played live.