Each site below was made for a real person in a real practice. A shamanic healer, a psychologist, a somatic therapist, a spiritual guide, a longform author, a husband-and-wife chiropractic team, a life guide & wayfinder. No shared layout. No shared palette. The design speaks their language before the copy does.
Click any card to open the live site. Each one was built from a blank page — no starter, no theme, no shortcuts.
“Return to the ancestors who know your name.” Dark charcoal, amber gold, Cormorant Garamond display. Candlelit, ceremonial, grounded — not floaty new age.
Cream paper, burgundy ink, gold rules, Playfair + Source Serif. Reads like a quarterly literary magazine — plates, footnotes, correspondence section, Roman-numeral cards.
White, deep navy, teal accent, Inter only. Harvard Business Review meets a top-tier therapist. Thin rules, stats blocks, featured essay, case studies, press & speaking list.
Cream, sage, rose. Fraunces serif + Karla sans. Hand-signed letter, EFT explainer, drop-cap paragraphs. Quiet, private, feels like a consultation room instead of a website.
Cream, amethyst, gold, Italianno script for accents. Moodboard grid, daily practices library, closing blessing band. Feels like Nathalie’s Instagram becoming a home.
Warm ivory, deep night plum, burnished gold, dusty rose. Italiana display serif, EB Garamond body, constellation dot motifs. A five-movement spiral framework, 12-modality cloud, Soul Shelf store section. Feels like a spellbook you want to read by candlelight.
Warm ivory paper, forest green, terracotta, mustard gold. Fraunces + Manrope. Husband-and-wife doctor story split across two mirrored panels, 20-condition grid, walk-ins-welcome band. Heritage family medicine feel.
A shamanic healer and a clinical psychologist should not share a template. If the design speaks before the copy does — and it always does — then a one-size-fits-all framework is already losing the sale on the first scroll.
Each of these sites was drafted from a blank page. Different fonts, different palette, different grid, different pacing. The only thing they share is that every section earns its place and every image is the prospect’s own.
Each pitch is roughly a week of focused work — research, copy, design, build, QA. The result is a site that would take a typical agency 4–6 weeks and three rounds of revisions.
GoHighLevel builds, n8n automation, Meta ads, and full-custom pitch sites like the five above.