Work built around what the business needed

A dermatology and skin-wellness clinic in Meru with over ten years of practice and 5,000+ patients treated across two locations. The old problem was simple: patients searching for acne, hyperpigmentation or anti-ageing help in Meru had no way to verify the clinic before walking in. The new site leads with credentials and real treatments — hormonal acne, hyperpigmentation, ageing skin, custom facials, therapeutic massage and skincare-routine consultations — then makes booking the shortest path on the page. Both locations, Meru Town and Makutano Clinic, are listed with their own details so patients pick the right one before they travel.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Responsive · Local SEO structure

A lifestyle retail brand selling wigs, tech accessories, laundrette services and leather journals — categories that normally fight each other for attention. The site is organised around one promise, "Elevated Essentials for the Discerning," so the range reads as curated rather than random. Each category gets its own visual lane while sharing a single premium type and colour system, and the ordering flow is built for the way Kenyan customers actually buy: browse, then message.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Multi-category layout system

A home-living and furniture brand positioned around "where style meets comfort." Furniture is a considered purchase, so the site is built to slow visitors down in a good way — full-bleed room imagery, generous whitespace, and copy that talks about how a piece feels in a space before it lists dimensions. The result is a catalogue that reads like a magazine and still routes every interested visitor to an enquiry.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Image-led grid

An elegant furniture haven built for a buyer who cares about materials and finish. The design leans into texture and detail shots so craftsmanship is visible above the fold, and collections are grouped by style rather than stock code so browsing feels like walking a showroom. Hand-coded throughout, which keeps it loading quickly on Kenyan mobile data.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Collection templates

A portfolio for an interior designer, where every design decision serves the photography. Type is quiet, chrome is minimal, and each project is presented as a short case study rather than a gallery dump — because prospective clients are trying to picture their own home, not admire a grid. Built to be updated easily as new projects finish.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · Lightbox gallery

An in-progress spa and wellness site focused on the real business problem spas have: weekends sell out and weekdays sit empty. The structure is being built so off-peak offers can be promoted on the homepage without redesigning anything, and so the treatment menu doubles as the booking path.

Webflow prototype · moving to hand-coded build

A concept build for a fitness centre ready to grow membership. Class overviews, trainer highlights and a signup flow that removes the usual reasons people hesitate: unclear pricing, unclear commitment, unclear schedule. Built as a demonstration piece rather than for a paying client.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS · SVG

A concept build exploring how a small clinic should present itself online: services grouped by what the patient is worried about rather than by department, a calm palette that lowers anxiety, and an appointment request that asks for the minimum information needed to call someone back.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS

A concept build for a moving and cleaning company. In this trade the first business to reply usually wins, so the whole page funnels toward a fast quote request with click-to-call and WhatsApp always visible on mobile. Service areas are stated plainly so out-of-area enquiries filter themselves out.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS

A concept build for a commercial interiors and office fit-out firm. The audience is a facilities or operations lead comparing suppliers, so the structure leads with completed work, capability and scale rather than mood imagery, and keeps a direct enquiry route always in reach.

HTML · CSS · Vanilla JS