All the CSS on this site (and all my websites) is coded to make it incredibly simple to use custom styling site-wide.

Code is triggered by universal elements, like how tall a section is, what kind of page it is, or how much space is between two specific elements. Even the colors and fonts use variables, so any changes to colors, fonts, or buttons made in the Squarespace Style Editor are automatically reflected in the code—no editing or re-writing necessary!

Abagail is welcoming new students into her programs and courses every single day. Rather than manually updating student counts weekly or monthly, I worked with a developer to have the website pull in the number of students enrolled in her programs from Teachable automatically.

With the vast number of resources and programs Boss Project offers, mega menus were a must.

I created Podcast, Blog, Membership, and Template mega menus for the site, to help users quickly get a glance at what to expect and give them some quick links to specific featured items.

With well over 1,000 pieces of content between her podcast and blog, Abagail needed advanced filtering to help users navigate her free content easily. Layered categories and a responsive search bar were added to these pages to make finding exactly what you’re looking for as simple as possible.