Projects

Tidal Forge Brewing Co.

Tidal Forge Brewing Co. is a Charleston-based craft brewery concept that blends small-batch beers with a relaxed waterfront taproom experience. Built for both locals and visitors, Tidal Forge focuses on approachable styles, clear flavor guidance, and a welcoming, conversation-first atmosphere.

This project showcases how a modern brewery can use its website as an extension of the taproom: setting expectations before guests arrive, simplifying beer choices, and making it easy to discover events, tours, and group experiences. Designed by Human Web Project, the site pairs craft beer culture with human-centered UX and IO psychology principles to support both guest enjoyment and smoother front-of-house operations.

Evergreen Haven Senior Living

Evergreen Haven is a modern senior living concept site designed to showcase how human-centered web design can reflect the warmth, care, and community of assisted living. The mock site blends clear navigation, calm color palettes, and accessible UX patterns to create a digital experience that feels personal and trustworthy. It highlights community life, resident stories, dining, and wellness programs while making it easy for families to explore care options, book visits, and connect with staff. Built under The Human Web Project framework, the site demonstrates how thoughtful design and I/O psychology principles can turn information into reassurance and digital presence into genuine connection.

Harborline Internal Hub - Staff Experience

The Harborline Internal Hub is a prototype staff experience portal built to demonstrate how thoughtful digital ecosystems can enhance communication, training, and engagement within hospitality operations. Designed around principles of clarity, accessibility, and motivation from I/O Psychology and UX research, the mock site unifies scheduling, internal announcements, performance tools, and team culture features into one cohesive interface. The goal is to create an intuitive digital workplace where employees can stay informed, develop professionally, and feel connected to the larger mission of the organization—showcasing how human-centered systems can make internal operations both efficient and inspiring.