“A consistent struggle is making due where the work demands expertise beyond my ability. Suffice it to say I’m no site developer, so its been all the more inspiring to finally work with a true professional that could take my site to the next level. The Red Read is something between an altar and art-installation. It now visual reflects the radical spirit and decolonial mission that the red read strives toward. May your experience at my digital home-base evoke the transformative clarity that will mirror what you will encounter in a consultation or class. And if you are looking for assistance with your web design, I cannot recommend HR highly enough.” —Christopher Marmolejo

A full website redesign for GPIW, creating an elegant digital archive of 20+ years of work in interfaith dialogue, spiritual ecology, and sacred feminine leadership. The new site highlights their rich history of photos, videos, and newsletters while offering a grounded, inspiring experience for the next generation of seekers. Other key features include an inspiring home page and about page, integrated newsletter sign-up, and donation page.

Designed and built a small business website for Four Queens, which offers classes and one-on-one services in addition to a podcast and Substack. Designed to move with curiosity and intention, grace and intelligence. This site features high-end effects throughout: custom JavaScript and CSS, bespoke scrolling behavior, animated transitions, a footer reveal that feels like a secret garden gate, and cursor shapes that move like a spell being cast.

Minerva Edits is the editorial studio of Yasmeen Siddiqui, offering tailored writing and editing services for artists, galleries, and institutions. I designed a streamlined site that reflects Yasmeen’s editorial precision and deep engagement with contemporary art. The layout is clean and direct, making space for her services to come forward with clarity while honoring the thoughtful, collaborative spirit behind each project. The site also integrates ecommerce, allowing clients to book editorial services with ease.

The website for Tender Buttons Press spans 70 robust pages, effectively presenting their entire catalog of books. It is designed to be responsive, ensuring accessibility on phones, tablets, and computers, making it convenient for users to engage with the publisher’s e-commerce from any device. The custom design and CSS enhance the visual appeal while improving user experience. Additionally, the site incorporates marketing and newsletter integration to keep users informed about new releases and events.

Built as part-school, part-podcast, this website houses the vital work from Commonplace. On the independent school side, viewers can engage in classes and workshops, readings and lectures. While on the podcast side, listeners can engage with over 120 episodes, spanning years of conversations between poets.