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Website for a Michelin-starred Italian chef's new restaurant in Chicago. Hand-drawn illustrations set the tone, from the menu to reservations.
Design honed in Japan's detail-obsessed market, paired with data-driven SEO — so every site looks precise and gets found by the right customers.

Website for a Michelin-starred Italian chef's new restaurant in Chicago. Hand-drawn illustrations set the tone, from the menu to reservations.

English website for a cooking class in Osaka, built for international visitors. Structured with U.S. SEO from the first wireframe — the site appeared in Google search within two hours of launch.

Website for a Massachusetts farm that grows Japanese vegetables. What's in season, plus produce most American shoppers have never tried — each one explained in detail.

Website redesign for an irrigation company with 30+ years in business. Its strengths made clear at a glance — conversion rate up +400%.

A travel and review blog built on in-depth articles about destinations, restaurants and stays. Its reviews have led to collaborations with cafés and restaurants.

Japanese-language site for a Boston travel and relocation support company. It answers the worries of visitors and students before they have to ask.

A recipe site for low-FODMAP, umami-rich cooking. Easy-to-follow recipes, with guides that explain dietary ideas in plain language.

Website for a Michelin-starred Italian chef's new restaurant in Chicago. Hand-drawn illustrations set the tone, from the menu to reservations.

English website for a cooking class in Osaka, built for international visitors. Structured with U.S. SEO from the first wireframe — the site appeared in Google search within two hours of launch.

Website for a Massachusetts farm that grows Japanese vegetables. What's in season, plus produce most American shoppers have never tried — each one explained in detail.

Website redesign for an irrigation company with 30+ years in business. Its strengths made clear at a glance — conversion rate up +400%.

A travel and review blog built on in-depth articles about destinations, restaurants and stays. Its reviews have led to collaborations with cafés and restaurants.

Japanese-language site for a Boston travel and relocation support company. It answers the worries of visitors and students before they have to ask.

A recipe site for low-FODMAP, umami-rich cooking. Easy-to-follow recipes, with guides that explain dietary ideas in plain language.

A festive take on the same bake sale — deep teal, ornaments and ribbon, with the cookies cut out at the center. Every purchase supports the students.

Square social banner for a school's Christmas bake sale. Polaroid-style photos of the students' cookies and a gift-wrap palette set a warm, quiet holiday tone.

Save-the-date flyer for the same dinner. The date runs across three photos — the table, the harvest, live music — so the whole evening reads at a glance.

Early bird ticket banner: the $5 discount and deadline first, then date, place and the evening's three highlights, ending with ticket info and a QR code.

Printed menu and program for the 2nd annual Farm to Table dinner at Daily Life Farm — welcome card, menu, dessert stories and a thank-you page, tied together with watercolor florals.

Sales page for an AI video course aimed at business owners and marketers. Benefits chunked into four points to cut cognitive load, with authority — 20 years' experience, 5,000+ students — shown first.

Sales page for a fertility supplement for women in their 20s–40s. “84% off” as the price anchor, a 90-day money-back guarantee to lower the risk, and real customer stories as social proof.

Sales page for a solar panel and home battery installer. Built in four steps — trust through track record, the customer's worries, the service, then a clear call to action.

Sales page for an international matchmaking service. Pink and gold with a deep-pink call to action for contrast, content grouped into “3 reasons” and “6 steps”. Design, copy and WordPress in five days.

Sales page for a veterinary hospital, written for owners considering surgery for their pet. Built on healthcare UX best practices — a simple layout, generous white space and fast access to key information.

Crowdfunding sales page for a classic car festival in Yokosuka. Bold red calls to action, a step-by-step story and a chart showing where the money goes.

Sales page for a course on starting a business in the fortune-telling market. Every section in threes to keep it easy to scan, orange calls to action and a “first 10 only” offer.

Sales page for a home tutoring service in Kyushu. Orange calls to action on blue and white, card layouts for quick scanning, and charts that make the results easy to trust.

Sales page for a vacant-home check service in Chiba. Trust-building blue with orange calls to action, three-point sections, and offers like “first 20 only” and “first month free”.

Sales page for a side-income program for people in their 30s–50s. Light blue with orange calls to action, real member voices, and a ¥498 trial to make the first step small.

Sales page for a tutoring program for students and parents. Big numbers first — 70,000 students, a 98.2% pass rate — then a three-step sign-up to lower the barrier.

A selection of Japanese banners — seasonal sales, beauty, education, restaurants and events. One clear message each, sized for where it runs: social feeds, shop headers or ads.

Nine e-book covers on love and dating. Each one is built to read at thumbnail size — bold type, one illustration and its own color story.

Nine covers across health, dating and side-income topics. Strong type hierarchy so the title still reads in a crowded store listing.

Nine covers on relationships, matchmaking and dating apps. Simple icons and clear color blocks give each title its own look within the same series feel.

Nine covers on generative AI, side businesses and money-saving tips, plus a matching giveaway banner. Covers that look at home on a Kindle shelf.
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