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Client Web Development

How do you translate someone else’s work into a digital system they can actually use?

In brief

I designed and launched two client websites using AI-assisted development workflows: one for an environmental volunteer organization and another for a journalist and content strategist. My role was to understand each client’s work, structure their content, and translate their goals into a digital experience they could maintain independently.

Hiking Heroes New Jersey homepage with a full-screen rocky landscape hero
01Hiking Heroes NJ: a visual system designed around the organization’s fieldwork and community identity.
Hiking Heroes New Jersey event archive with a grid of volunteer project albums
02The event archive turns ongoing fieldwork into a browsable record of the organization’s activity.
Being Sarah Kim LLC homepage with an editorial grid and large typography
03Being Sarah Kim LLC: an editorial portfolio spanning journalism, strategy, disability advocacy, and speaking.
Searchable Being Sarah Kim LLC journalism archive with a topic filter and article cards
04A searchable, filterable archive for a large body of published journalism.
Custom content administration portal listing editable website sections
05The client-facing admin portal keeps page content, labels, media, and SEO editable after handoff.

The sites

01

Hiking Heroes New Jersey

A public-facing home for a student-led environmental volunteer organization.

Designed and launched the complete responsive site, including its mission, team, events, bulletin, photo archive, and contact experience. A customized Sanity portal allows the team to manage every page and its SEO after handoff.

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02

Being Sarah Kim LLC

A professional platform for a disability journalist, content strategist, sensitivity reader, and speaker.

Translated a multidisciplinary practice into a clear site architecture, incorporated client-requested accessibility controls, and created a searchable, filterable journalism archive. Sarah can add articles through Google Sheets, while Sanity gives her control over the rest of the site and its SEO.

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What I do

  1. 01Led client conversations to understand goals, audiences, content priorities, and what each client needed to update after launch.
  2. 02Owned the product and UI/UX process, from information architecture and page flows through visual design, responsive behavior, and accessibility.
  3. 03Used AI-assisted development workflows to implement each site, then reviewed and modified generated code, tested functionality across devices, resolved deployment issues, and iterated from client feedback.
  4. 04Configured customized Sanity admin portals so both clients could edit their pages and SEO without returning to a developer. For Being Sarah Kim LLC, I also connected Google Sheets to the searchable article archive.

Key finding

2 client sites · fully editable content and SEO · Google Sheets-to-archive sync · client-requested accessibility controls