Selected WordPress work
Work that helps a business look the part.
A useful website should feel specific to the business behind it. These projects begin from different needs, but each uses structure, typography, and WordPress to create a clear and credible experience.
01 / Author platform
LeonardKoury.com
An author website needs room for several kinds of writing without making the reader feel lost. This WordPress build gives fiction, essays, books, and work in progress a shared editorial identity.
- Editorial content structure
- Custom WordPress visual system
- Responsive page design
- Blog and works-in-progress sections
02 / Creative venture hub
KouryEnterprises.com
Several creative pursuits needed one recognizable home without flattening them into the same idea. The finished WordPress site creates a clear parent identity while giving each venture its own direction.
- Information architecture
- Custom WordPress visual system
- Responsive development
- Venture and contact pathways
03 / Neighborhood hospitality
CHT.bar
College Hill Tavern needed a website that felt like the place itself: established, welcoming, and easy to visit. The WordPress site gives its food, events, hours, location, and neighborhood character a clear home.
- Hospitality-focused visual system
- Menu and events pathways
- Location and contact information
- Responsive WordPress build
04 / Event entertainment
DJFlyGuy.com
Fly Guy Music Productions needed a modern website that could carry the confidence of a family business with more than 35 years of event experience. The single-page WordPress build moves from credibility to services, common questions, and direct contact without losing momentum.
- One-page information architecture
- Bold custom visual identity
- Services and FAQ content
- Responsive WordPress build
What the work has in common
Different websites. The same responsibility.
Each project should make the business easier to understand, feel intentional on every screen, and leave the owner with a website they can use with confidence.
01
A clear purpose
Know what visitors need to understand and what the website should help them do.
02
A specific identity
Build a visual system that belongs to the business instead of following a generic template.
03
A useful structure
Organize content so people can find answers without working for them.
04
A complete handoff
Finish with clear ownership, practical next steps, and support when it is needed.
Your website should belong here.
Tell us what your business needs people to understand and where the current website is getting in the way.