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SERJ Connect — Event Campaign

Key art for a youth ministry gathering, built so the invitation and the details read at a glance in a feed — a duotone treatment over candid photography, with one type and colour system carried across every placement.

ClearVIEW — Product Launch Graphic

A single-frame product explainer for a multi-spectrum skin imaging system, pitched at clinic owners rather than patients — the proposition up top, the device in the round, and the specs and outcomes set so the numbers carry the argument.

Salon Suites NJ — Property Walkthrough

A 30-second vertical tour of a salon suite in Galloway, NJ, shot and cut for Instagram — a presenter-led walk through the space that ends on the contact details, so an interested stylist knows exactly what to do next.

NEWBASKIN.mini — Treatment Explainer

A product graphic for a compact hydradermabrasion system, written for the client in the chair rather than the clinic buying it — the concern asked up front, then the four steps of the treatment, each one a line long.

Aleph — Sukkot Reel

A 20-second vertical film on why a sukkah is quietly radical — hand-held footage of the build and the gathering under it, graded to one duotone, with the thought carried in type over the picture.

Aleph — Breathing Practice Reel

A 33-second vertical piece made to slow a scroll down: a forest held in one long shot, the brand’s starburst at the centre of it, and two lines of guidance timed to the breath rather than to the cut.

Aleph — Six-Slide Teaching Carousel

A carousel that turns the close of the Torah reading cycle into six slides, one idea to a card with room to breathe — stills and motion in a single palette, written to be read all the way to the last frame.

Aleph — Interactive Community Map

A find-your-community map for a movement spread thin: 53 congregations and havurot across 24 US states, Washington DC and five other countries. Pins that sit on top of each other cluster into one numbered circle and fan open as you zoom, with a searchable list beside the map, so the nearest gathering takes seconds to find instead of a directory to read. Built as a self-contained embed and running on the movement’s own site.

Aleph Map — GoHighLevel Clone

The same map rebuilt inside GoHighLevel, to prove the platform will carry a real interactive build and not just a page of blocks: the clustering, the search and the state-by-state list all behave as they do on the live site, running from a single pasted block in a GoHighLevel funnel.

CorsairConnect — Site Rebuild, English and Swedish

A Swedish sustainability site rebuilt section for section, with every line of it running in two languages behind one switch in the header. Explaining a plastic-credit scheme takes a great deal of copy, so the page is built to carry it — a welcome gate first, then the argument in ordered sections rather than one long scroll.

Bayanihan ni Juan — Realty Funnel and Booking Automation

A working two-step funnel for a Cavite and Tagaytay property broker, wired end to end rather than left as a page to look at. The enquiry step asks what kind of home, what budget and which financing route — cash, bank, in-house or Pag-IBIG — then hands straight to a calendar for the call, with the GoHighLevel workflow behind it running from the moment the form is answered. Built as a concept demo and labelled one on every screen, so it shows the build without standing in for a real brokerage.

Nila Residences — Development Project Site

A single-development site for a 200-villa estate in Paco, Manila, built to carry a buyer from a looping estate film to a price-list request without a detour. The four villa types compare by floor area rather than by name, the developer’s renders run as a walk through the estate, and the enquiry form is a GoHighLevel form wired into the broker’s pipeline.

In build

Tahanan Project PH — Broker Hub and Chatbot

The hub the project sites hang off: a searchable listing set filtered by area, property type and budget, area and ownership guides, and a Botpress chat assistant that answers on the page instead of sending the visitor to a form. Still in build — the listing data and the broker’s licence details are placeholders until the real set goes in.

UNKNOWN.PH — Shopify Storefront

A Shopify store for a Philippine streetwear label, built around a slogan the brand carries in two scripts — English across the hero, Japanese across the garments. The theme is worked rather than dropped in: a full-bleed car-culture hero with the navigation sitting over it, the main line and a second one, Sundae Bites, each given their own place in the nav, and a product grid shot on colour so it reads as a lookbook rather than a catalogue.

Nimbus World Weather — App Walkthrough

A weather app taken apart in twelve steps over four minutes: search any city on earth, scroll sideways through the next twenty-four hours, switch to Fahrenheit without a reload, read twelve cities at a glance. Every step says how it was built as well as what it does. React, TypeScript and Vite, keyboard-first throughout, and one layout that reflows from a phone to a laptop.

R34 Study — Scroll-Driven Design Study

Fifty seconds through a seven-section study of a 1990s coupe, built to find out how far scroll-driven CSS goes on its own: type and imagery moving at different rates, detail pins you tap to open over the engine bay, a sound track you can switch off. React, Vite and TypeScript. An unofficial fan study, not affiliated with any car maker.

Gear Five — Scroll-Scrubbed Clip Study

Forty-two seconds of animation taken apart into 252 stills and played back off the scrollbar: the page loads every frame first, then paints them to a canvas at whatever rate the reader scrolls, with a timecode HUD counting along and the written sections sliding in at set depths. Nine scenes at 60 frames a second, driven by the reader rather than played at them. Thirty-four seconds here of the finished page run top to bottom. An unofficial fan study, not affiliated with Toei Animation or Shueisha.

Music — “Heroic Age” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0.

Two-Way Jobber & GoHighLevel Sync

A five-scenario Make build that keeps Jobber and GoHighLevel in step in both directions — refreshing OAuth tokens from a data store, matching an existing client before it creates or updates one, and turning every quote and job outcome into the right contact and opportunity stage on the CRM side.

Lead Intake & Processing Automation

An 8-step workflow that watches inbound email across multiple lead sources, uses AI to extract and normalize contact data, checks GoHighLevel for existing contacts, then creates or updates the record and triggers the right nurture pipeline — with zero manual data entry.

Full CRM Workflow Suite for a Solar & Electrical Services Company

A published library of automations covering new-lead response, no-answer and no-WhatsApp fallback sequences, quote follow-up, and 30-day stale-opportunity closing — running inside the client's CRM with zero manual chasing.

Quote Follow-Up & Re-Engagement Workflow

A branching WhatsApp sequence that waits, nudges, and notifies the team at each stage after a quote is sent — automatically checking for a matching opportunity before routing the lead to the right next step.