Selected workThree real websites

Different businesses. Different solutions.

Work designed to beused, trusted, and remembered.

Three real websites built for completely different businesses. Each project has its own visual identity, customer journey, content structure, functionality, and operational purpose.

Project index

Three websites with three very different jobs.

Woodhams Web Design demonstrates the full service and technical foundation. DeClerck’s Goldens shows a warm, family-focused customer journey. Lash with Brittany shows how a new website can improve the client experience while preserving the software and processes a business already depends on.

declercksgoldens.com
Live project
The DeClerck’s Goldens website homepage
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Actual websiteReal interface screenshot
Project 02Client website

Golden Retriever breeder website

DeClerck’s Goldens

A warm, trustworthy home for a family Golden Retriever breeder.

DeClerck’s Goldens needed a website that feels personal and welcoming while still presenting the breeder professionally. The experience gives prospective families a clear place to learn about the program, understand what makes it different, and take the next step.

Objective

Create an approachable online presence that reflects the warmth of the business while organizing important information into a clear customer journey.

Experience

The design uses inviting imagery, comfortable pacing, clear information, and focused inquiry paths to help visitors move from initial interest toward a real conversation.

What it includes
  • Custom responsive website
  • Breeder story and positioning
  • Dog and litter information
  • Family-focused presentation
  • Clear inquiry journey
  • Mobile-friendly experience
Build
Custom designResponsive layoutContent architectureInquiry workflow
02Built around the business, not around a template.
lashwithbrittany.com
Live project
The Lash with Brittany homepage showing lash services, booking actions, gallery links, gift cards, and permanent jewelry
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Actual websiteReal interface screenshot
Project 03Client website · Ovatu integrated

Beauty service website and booking integration

Lash with Brittany

A polished service website that works with the business’s existing booking system.

Lash with Brittany needed a branded website without replacing the Ovatu booking system the business already used. The solution presents services and pricing clearly, then integrates the existing booking experience so clients can move from discovery to scheduling without disrupting the owner’s established workflow.

Objective

Create a premium local beauty website while preserving the client’s familiar scheduling process, appointment management, and existing operational habits.

Experience

Clients can explore lash services, compare pricing, view previous work, read reviews, and book through Ovatu directly from the website instead of navigating an entirely separate customer journey.

What it includes
  • Custom responsive website
  • Service and pricing presentation
  • Integrated Ovatu booking
  • Existing workflow preserved
  • Gallery and review content
  • Mobile-friendly scheduling
Build
Custom designResponsive layoutOvatu integrationService architectureBooking workflow
03Built around the business, not around a template.

Different on purpose

Three businesses should not produce the same website.

Visual direction, content density, navigation, calls to action, integrations, and tone should reflect the specific business and the people it serves.

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Woodhams Web Design

Professional, structured, and systems-focused.

Explains a service, builds confidence, qualifies inquiries, and begins an organized project workflow.

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DeClerck’s Goldens

Warm, personal, and family-focused.

Creates an emotional connection, communicates trust, and guides families toward an informed conversation.

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Lash with Brittany

Vibrant, service-driven, and booking-focused.

Presents services and prices clearly while connecting customers to the business’s established Ovatu booking workflow.

What the work demonstrates

More than polished screenshots.

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A real business objective

Every project should solve a communication, customer, operational, or business problem.

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A distinct identity

Each business should feel recognizable and intentional rather than looking like another variation of the same template.

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A clear customer journey

The website should help visitors understand where they are, what matters, and what they should do next.

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Respect for existing systems

A new website should improve the customer experience without unnecessarily replacing software and workflows that already work.

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