Real work, practical outcomes

This project was built for HMC Generators to create a bold, high-impact web presence for residential and commercial backup power services. The homepage header was designed as a cinematic storm scene with animated lightning, strong emergency-response messaging, and clear calls to action that immediately communicate reliability, urgency, and trust.

The website includes service pages, product catalog layouts, financing and assessment pathways, resource pages, contact forms, location maps, branded error handling, favicon support, and reusable visual assets. The design balances a dramatic storm-ready brand style with practical navigation and conversion-focused content, helping visitors quickly understand HMC's services and take the next step.

This project was built for West Ascension Parish Hospital to support its role as a dependable community resource for Donaldsonville and the surrounding area. The site presents the hospital with a calm, accessible, and service-focused design that helps visitors quickly find directions, care information, resources, department details, and the next practical step.

The website includes a responsive homepage experience, clear patient and service pathways, contact and location information, resource navigation, social links, and a dedicated cafeteria menu. The cafeteria menu was designed with calendar-event support so people can add meal reminders and plan a visit to the cafe when something on the menu fits their day.

The work balances trust, local familiarity, and usability. For a hospital, the website is not just a digital brochure; it is part of how the community understands what help is available, how to reach it, and how everyday services can stay connected to real people.

I redesigned and rebuilt the Ascension Credit Union website into a modern, responsive digital experience that makes it easier for members to find services, compare options, and take action. The project focused on turning a content-heavy financial website into a cleaner, more organized platform with clear pathways for loans, accounts, online banking, calculators, branch information, appointments, and member resources.

The site was built around practical user journeys: applying for a loan, becoming a member, checking rates, finding a nearby branch, scheduling an appointment, exploring mobile banking tools, and learning more about financial products. Each page was structured to feel approachable while still supporting the trust, clarity, and compliance expectations of a credit union website.

Key features include a redesigned homepage with promotional hero carousel and quick action links, organized navigation for accounts, loans, mortgages, online services, business products, student resources, and support pages, plus dedicated pages for auto loans, personal loans, credit cards, mortgages, HELOCs, student accounts, business services, and more.

The final website gives Ascension Credit Union a stronger digital presence that feels friendly, trustworthy, and easier to navigate. By organizing services around real member needs and adding direct calls to action throughout the site, the redesign helps users move from browsing to applying, scheduling, contacting, or learning with less friction.

This is your taste of Donaldsonville. Opened in February 2001, Grapevine Cafe & Gallery brings authentic Louisiana Creole and Cajun cooking to a comfortable art-gallery atmosphere inside a restored, two-story commercial building dating to the 1920s in historic downtown Donaldsonville.

The restaurant's award-winning cuisine draws from Cajun, Creole, and African traditions. The website carries that sense of place online, inviting guests to come for the cooking and stay for the local art, area musicians, and warm welcome that make the Grapevine experience distinctive.

I created a custom photography set for the website and built the experience around practical decisions guests make before a visit. The site includes a happy-hour pop-up, Google-powered reservations, a fully interactive menu with current items and pricing, a photo gallery with lightbox viewing, and an integrated map that makes the downtown location easy to find.

Live restaurant information is built into the experience as well. Visitors can immediately see whether the restaurant is open, while an automatically updating hours pop-up presents the current weekly schedule without requiring guests to search for it. Together, these tools turn the site into both an inviting introduction and a useful planning resource.

The Microbusiness Enterprise Corporation of Ascension (MBECA) offers specialized training and technical assistance for entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals building stronger futures.

MBECA is an entrepreneurship development center with programs for individuals interested in starting a business, improving an existing business, or gaining management training to improve their marketability in the workplace.

Founded in 2003, MBECA supports micro businesses across Ascension, St. James, Iberville, and Assumption Parishes. The website brings its services into a clear, responsive experience with direct paths to certification, assessments, consultations, programs, events, and practical resources.

One of the biggest reasons small businesses never get where they’re trying to go is that they never quite figure out sales.

This is why growth stalls, opportunities are missed, and the business falls short of its potential. Often, the real problem isn’t a lack of effort. It’s a lack of effective sales processes.

At Transcend, we help small businesses like yours get better sales results with our Transcend Small Business Sales System. When you work with us, you’ll attract the right leads, close more sales, grow revenue with your existing customers, and take your business where you want it to go.

Three connected parts help you build the right sales processes, manage your sales activity, and create more opportunities.

This project was built for Kyle Rome's Photography to give KROME.ART a digital home that feels like the work itself: still, Southern, textured, and intentional. Kyle signs his work K.Rome '25, marking not just the year the shutter clicked, but the moment the image meant something.

The site centers a full-screen homepage experience, restrained navigation, immersive photography, exhibition pathways, and shopping tools so visitors can discover the work, understand the artist, and move from viewing to collecting without losing the atmosphere of the gallery.

The result is a living archive of the South: its quiet water, cypress knees, porch birds, old sanctuaries, long roads, beauty, bruises, and boldness, presented with enough structure to support exhibitions, sales, contact, and future collections.

Modern Minimal Design that is Elegant, Lucid and a Joy To Use...

This website was co-designed with architect Michael Bauer as a direct expression of his modern-minimal approach. Generous space, precise typography, a limited blue-and-white palette, and carefully framed architectural imagery create an experience that feels composed, timeless, and free of visual clutter.

The intention of architecture is to beautify the landscape while satisfying the human need for habitation. In that pursuit, Michael creates distinctive and vital spaces that are graceful in appearance, clearly expressed with intention, and free of complication.

The portfolio brings order and harmony to complex bodies of work while eliminating the inessential. Commercial, residential, maritime, and specialty projects are organized into simple paths that let the architecture remain central. The result is a collection of free, timeless, and well-choreographed spaces presented through an equally elegant and lucid digital experience.

Reach New HERizons was created as a polished, mobile-friendly event website for MBECA Small Business Center's women's wellness, leadership, and business retreat. The goal was to clearly communicate the event's purpose, schedule, registration details, community impact, and shareable resources in one cohesive landing page.

The site uses the event's existing visual assets, including branded logos, promotional posters, council graphics, and program materials, to create a refined digital presence. The design balances elegance and clarity with a purple, gold, teal, and magenta palette, editorial-style headings, and clean readable body copy.

Key features include a responsive hero section, event agenda with Google Calendar and ICS download links, registration call-to-action with QR code access, lightbox poster previews, an Influential Women's Council section, Young Influential Women's Academy content, downloadable share kit assets, supporter logo placement, and a branded thank-you page for post-registration confirmation.

The final result is a flexible event landing page that feels professional, inviting, and easy to navigate across desktop and mobile. It gives attendees a clear path to register while supporting outreach, sponsorship visibility, and long-term community storytelling.

Ourso Insurance's website centers on a personal, approachable introduction to coverage. Illustrated portraits, a black-and-white foundation, and pink accents give the homepage a recognizable identity, while prominent phone, email, and request-information options put contact details within easy reach.

The homepage organizes insurance offerings into four clear categories: Medicare Advantage, individual and family plans, group and employee benefits, and ancillary products and services. Simple navigation connects visitors with the agency's background, insurance information, and contact options.

The agency story carries through to the mobile layout, pairing readable paragraphs with concise highlights about its carriers and ongoing training. Together, the desktop and mobile presentations give Ourso Insurance a consistent way to introduce its work and invite visitors to begin a conversation.

This project is the working home base for Sidney Vega, LLC: a public website, service directory, portfolio, resource hub, blog, and practical systems showcase in one place. The design uses strong contrast, orange action cues, clear navigation, and focused page structures to help visitors understand the work quickly and move toward the right next step.

The site includes service pages, support pathways, project galleries, case studies, digital empowerment resources, scam prevention content, blog articles, QR landing pages, sitemap shortcuts, contact routes, analytics support, and reusable visual systems. It is built to grow as the company grows while keeping the experience organized and easy to maintain.

The purpose is simple: turn a broad range of creative, technical, and operational work into a site that feels coherent. It gives people a clear sense of what the company does, how the pieces connect, and where to begin.