PORTFOLIO / SELECTED WORK

Real examples, with the decisions behind them.

A good project is more than a screenshot. These logs show what needed to work, what shaped the build, and how the public site connects to the business behind it.

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MISSION LOGS

A short log for each build, plus a live link.

01 / CLIENT BUILD Live project

Wise Choice Gunsmithing

Public website and operating-tool direction for a business that needed clearer service presentation, inventory support, admin concepts, image handling, checkout preparation, and reporting.

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Objective: Make services easier to understand while preparing the business for cleaner back-office control.
Constraints: Industry-sensitive copy, practical policy language, inventory visibility, staff-friendly updates, and checkout handoff needs.
Approach: Lead with customer clarity, then model the admin workflows needed for records, service data, images, and reporting.
Technology: Responsive web UI, admin interface patterns, image workflows, checkout preparation, and analytics concepts.
Architecture: Public pages connect to staff workflows for data review, visibility decisions, checkout readiness, and reporting.
Challenges: Keep the site approachable for normal customers while showing the owner where a private admin phase could go.
Results: A stronger public presence with a clearer path toward internal tools and more organized daily management.

02 / STUDIO BUILD Open home

Sortie Site OS

This site is also a working sample: themeable brand assets, orbital motion, demo login, command navigation, planning tools, and backend positioning.

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Objective: Show Sortie as a studio that can design polished websites and practical business tools.
Constraints: Static deployment, fast loading, no heavy libraries, accessible interactions, mobile responsiveness, and a logo system that changes with theme selection.
Approach: Build the brand around motion, orbit, and operational clarity while keeping the copy direct for nontechnical clients.
Technology: Semantic HTML, CSS variables, responsive layout, vanilla JavaScript, canvas background, local/session storage, and progressive enhancement.
Architecture: Separate routes share one stylesheet and one script that control themes, motion preferences, interactive panels, demo auth, and page-level UI behavior.
Challenges: Make the site feel advanced without becoming cluttered, unreadable, or dependent on effects that fail on smaller screens.
Results: A flexible studio sample that can grow into deeper demos, service pages, case studies, and real client systems.