Hi, I’m Shawn.

I'm a brand strategist first. A web designer second.
And yes, there's a difference.

My Story

I built my first website at 17. Not because someone asked me to. Because I wanted to figure out how it worked.

That curiosity never went away.

Over the next 20+ years, I built a career across hospitality marketing, sponsorship sales, and brand development. And no matter what I was doing, I always ended up being the guy people called when they needed a website.

I was in a sales role that never quite felt like me. Then Covid hit and I was furloughed. That was the best thing that ever happened to me.

Rather than panic or search for another sales role, I decided to start designing websites. It's been almost six years now. And I love the business I've built.

Before I design a single page, I dive into your business. I ask the questions most designers never think to ask.

What made you start your business? Who are you here to help? And what do you want them to do when they land on your site?

Only then do I start designing.

Because a website that looks good but says nothing is just an expense. What you need is a site that builds trust, communicates your value, and makes reaching out feel like the obvious next step.

That's what I build.

  • 200+

    Website Launched

  • 20+

    Years Of Experience

  • 400+

    Pages Written

  • 5.0

    Google Reviews

For the longest time, I was focused on building what "people" would call a successful business.

That changed when I became a father. I realized it was more important to build a business around my life rather than the other way around.

Most afternoons, you'll find me with my two year old son in the park. It's how I built this business.

Why I work with coaches? It's simple. I've burnt out more times in my career than I wish I had. I wished I had a coach in my corner. Someone to guide me.

I got into this because I genuinely love helping people show up with confidence online. There's something that happens when a client sees their finished website for the first time and says, "This finally feels like me." That never gets old.

If you're a coach who's ready for that moment, I'd love to help you get there.