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Web work

Clearer first impressions.

Built to earn attention.

Concept demos. They show structure, hierarchy, and how a first screen can make the next step obvious.

Desert Peak Home Services concept homepage with a service headline, quote path, and trust details
Desktop concept. No separate mobile capture is in the studio library.

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Desert Peak

Local service concept.
Mesa / East Valley positioning.

ConceptFictional nameNot a client

02 Context

A portfolio page for a made-up home-service business. No real client, address, phone, or live booking.

03 Design intent

The first screen names the service and the area. The quote path stays visible. Trust details sit near the action. An intake layer shows how a request could be summarized for a person to review. It does not send or store anything.

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Supporting concepts

Two more layout studies.

Concept work. Not paid client sites.

Food Pantry Finder concept showing ZIP search, resource list, and map controls
Local utility concept

Food Pantry Finder

A ZIP search, a short result list, and a visible contact action. Built to scan, not to impress.

Phillip's Kindling Pages community writing landing page concept
Community writing concept

Phillip's Kindling Pages

A warm landing page for unfinished writing: a clear headline, category groups, and one next step.

Learning archive

Learning and UI studies

School projects and layout practice. Not client deliverables.

  • Sakura's Japanese Garden visual website study with gallery and navigation

    Sakura's Japanese Garden

    Visual study

  • Community Recovery Plan school project with resource tables and navigation

    Community Recovery Plan

    School project

  • CIS233DA web development cheatsheet school project with navigation and reference sections

    CIS233DA Web Development Cheatsheet

    School project

  • Phillip Mattern Blogs layout study with category cards and hero section

    Phillip Mattern Blogs

    Layout study

Website cleanup

See the cleanup comparisons.

See how hierarchy, spacing, and a clearer next step can change the first screen.

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