Websites & Portfolios

I work with artists, makers, authors, and small businesses throughout Pennsylvania and beyond to create thoughtful online spaces that support their work.

Years spent collaborating across ecommerce, online content, and digital platforms continue to shape how I think about visibility, presentation, and meaningful creative representation.

Projects include artist portfolio websites, Shopify and Squarespace sites, editorial-style journals, fundraisers, and nonprofit sites designed with attention to presentation, usability and search visibility.

Search is changing, and along with it the way websites need to be designed. I practice continuing education so I can build sites that are clear, useful, discoverable, and positioned to remain visible as AI continues to change the way people find information.

SELECTED PROJECTS

Close-up of a large orange floral arrangement against a blue background with white text reading 'Modern Floral Fine Art' and a button labeled 'View Gallery'.

Artist Portfolio

Texas artist Susan Whigham needed a portfolio site to showcase her fine art work when entering juried shows and festivals, and to direct visitors to her social media page.

Screenshot of a website featuring Peter S. Miller, an entrepreneur, mentor, author, with a profile picture on the left. The page promotes his book titled "Build Your High-Tech Startup," highlighting 28 practical lessons and mentorship details. Navigation menu includes links: BIO, BOOK, PITCH SCRUBS, MIT VMS, INSIGHTS. There is a contact button on the top right.

Author Site

Entrepreneur and longtime MIT mentor Peter S. Miller wanted a site to market his pitch scrub services alongside his upcoming book.

Developed in collaboration with Cloud Construct.

Fundraiser & Event Site

Givebutter auction site design and graphics for a fundraiser benefitting Bald Eagle Art League.

Screenshot of a website for a textile studio. The page features a header with text about upcoming studio collections, a logo with "58×80," and menu options: Collect, Collaborate, Contact, Journal. Below the header, there is a section titled "TEXTILE STUDIO" with the subtitle "Limited textile collections and interior soft goods." The image shows two photos: one of fiber yarn on a weaving loom and another of a finished textile product, a woven pillow.

Ecommerce Site

Forthcoming Shopify site showcasing handmade studio goods and a rotating collection of pieces by local and Pennsylvania artists.

Where To Begin

Projects are collaborative and vary in scope.

Let’s start with a conversation.

Contact Karri Weaver

Based in Williamsport, PA.