Mark development
Worked the palm tree into the wordmark itself — replacing the O — with black/white variants, favicon set, and a full palette exploration behind the final stone-and-teal system.

design · 2026
A Dallas home-upgrade contractor needed to sell transformations, not contractor services — one aspirational brand across turf, epoxy, and home theater, plus a site built to convert quote requests.
Worked the palm tree into the wordmark itself — replacing the O — with black/white variants, favicon set, and a full palette exploration behind the final stone-and-teal system.
Designed a day/night theme around paired hero photography per service, General Sans display type, and punchy direct-response copy — "Garage → Showroom. One Day."
Built the site on React, Vite, and Tailwind with geo-targeted landing pages, a quote-form email backend, and a reviews page — plus a tri-service print pamphlet iterated through three rounds.
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