FREELANCE & INDEPENDENT WORK · 2014 – 2026

A decade of independent client work, start to finish.

Outside of agency roles, I've worked directly with small businesses on everything from brand identity to social content — handling the full process myself, from first concept to final files.

Featured project · Website, print & private referral page · Toronto, ON · 2026

First Knock Moving

First Knock Moving is a Toronto and GTA moving company serving homeowners, offices and real-estate clients since 2015. Their old website no longer matched the quality of the service, and an invitation to present to a room of high-end real-estate agents made the timing clear: they needed a site they could send people to with confidence, and a way to make a strong first impression in person.

I designed and built the complete website from scratch, then created a private referral page and a limited run of numbered business cards for the event, all delivered against a fixed deadline.

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First Knock Moving website homepage firstknockmoving.ca
The brief

What the client needed

01

Premium, but approachable

A site polished enough to earn trust with high-end Toronto real-estate agents, while staying warm, honest and easy for everyday homeowners — never a stuffy luxury brand.

02

Built for phones first

Many visitors would arrive by scanning a card and opening the site on their phone, so mobile had to be the priority rather than an afterthought.

03

Quotes in a tap

A quote request reachable from anywhere on the site, keeping the fields customers already knew without a large form dominating the page.

04

Clear services

Residential and office moves, storage, and furniture transport for real-estate agents, each explained simply and with confidence.

05

Honest social proof

Real client reviews, restyled to feel premium — no invented testimonials and no inflated claims.

06

A page just for agents

A private page, reachable only by QR code, built to answer one question: can I trust this company with my clients?

07

A card worth keeping

Business cards that feel like a collectible — numbered, premium, tied to the event — and lead straight to the private page.

08

A fixed deadline

Everything live and tested before the event, with the existing domain and business email left completely undisturbed.

Deliverables

What I delivered

Website

Custom-coded & live

  • Responsive Home, Services, About and Contact pages
  • Mobile-first layout with a floating quote button and an expanding quote form
  • Service descriptions, FAQs and restyled real reviews
  • Hosting and domain moved to fast, secure infrastructure, with the existing business email kept fully intact
  • Quote form routed to the right inbox, with spam filtering and tested delivery

Private agent page

QR-only & hidden from search

  • A single-page experience designed around trust, with a refined black-and-white look
  • A fade-in welcome and a clear story of the company’s experience with high-end clients
  • A client referral form and a call-back request, both tested end to end
  • A direct line to the owners, so every agent knows who they are referring to

Event business cards

30 numbered, collectible cards

  • A black-and-gold collector’s design, numbered 01/30 through 30/30
  • A working QR code on every card, leading to the private page
  • Print-ready files prepared to the printer’s CMYK, bleed and safe-area specifications
  • Presentation mockups for the final set
Event business cards

A numbered edition of 30

Every card in the edition shares one front. Each back carries its own serial number, from 01/30 to 30/30.

Logo design · Website optimization · Memphis, TN (remote) · 2024

Ana Genesis

Ana Genesis is a Memphis-based organization. Working remotely, I took on two parts of their visual presence: a new identity, and the website that carries it.

I began with rough concept sketches and developed the idea into a finished wordmark and logo. From there I turned to the website, preparing its photography, implementing SEO strategies, and reformatting the pages for mobile devices.

Scope

What I delivered

Identity

Wordmark & logo

  • A wordmark and logo for the organization
  • Developed from initial concept sketches through to a finished mark

Website

Photos, SEO & mobile

  • Photography edited and optimized for the site
  • Search engine optimization strategies implemented
  • The website adapted and formatted for mobile devices
Process

From rough sketches to a finished mark

Ana Genesis rough draft sketch 1
Ana Genesis rough draft sketch 2
Ana Genesis rough draft sketch 3
Logo design · In-store promotion · Social media · Zionsville, IN · 2014–2017

Designer Sewing Center

Designer Sewing Center is a sewing store in Zionsville, Indiana. Over three years I worked directly with the owner on how the store presented itself: in the shop, on social media, and online.

That meant designing the store’s logo, creating ongoing in-store promotional materials, producing Facebook and Instagram advertising content, and photographing products for its e-commerce listings.

Designer Sewing Center in-store poster
Scope

What I delivered

In the store

Identity & promotion

  • A logo for the store
  • Ongoing in-store promotional materials, including posters

Online

Social media & e-commerce

  • Facebook and Instagram advertising content, created in collaboration with the owner
  • Product photography captured and edited for e-commerce listings, to help support online sales
Logo design · Brand identity

Albert Foods & My Beautiful Dog

Two brands, each needing a mark of its own. For both, I developed the logo from first concept through to final files.

Albert Foods logo

Albert Foods

A bold, colourful mark for a food brand, delivered as final files ready for use.

My Beautiful Dog logo

My Beautiful Dog

A friendly, playful mark for a dog-focused brand, developed from concept through to final files.

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