Website Portfolio

Recently Launched

Chele Mckee

Interior of a retail clothing store with displays of backpacks and jackets, and a large potted plant in the center. The store has bright lighting and a motivational slogan that reads 'NEVER STOP EXPLORING' on the wall.

Chele’s website redesign began as a Squarespace 7.0 migration to 7.1.

I had built Chele’s 7.0 website well before Covid. When Chele recently reached out requesting some updates, I suggested we migrate her website to 7.1.

Although I bid her 60-page website as a “7.1 site migration,” it evolved into a slight redesign, with multiple additional pages and new content.

The site maintained Chele’s design style and brand, her selected fonts, lots of whitespace, and multiple photo galleries of her outstanding work.

My knowledge and skills for how to design for the web and for multiple devices melded with Chele’s clear vision of how she wanted her website to look.

Lonquist

With close to 100 employees and offices in multiple locations across North America, this successful engineering firm is not only my favorite client; they’ve been one of my most loyal clients since they first hired me in 2012.

Since then, I’ve built multiple websites for their corporate offices and for their subsidiaries as well. I’ve also performed website maintenance and, recently, SEO/AI visibility.

In July 2025, we launched the latest website for Lonquist. They provided me with the direction for this seemingly simple site design. Additionally, the client provided the color palette, the logo, the content and the basic layout (in a PowerPoint spreadsheet).

What made this site solution technically challenging was the requested dual navigation menu opening individual category sections for each service. (Although the second navigation appears to be a basic menu, it is, in fact, a complex, custom javascript solution.)

Each primary service category includes an introductory landing page with a unique background graphic or video.

Screenshot of a website homepage for Lonquist, an energy consulting company. The main headline reads "Leading the Future of Energy with Innovative Consulting and Strategic Project Execution," with brief descriptions and "Read more" links.
Screenshot of a website homepage for Lonquist, an energy consulting company. The main headline reads "Leading the Future of Energy with Innovative Consulting and Strategic Project Execution," with brief descriptions and "Read more" links.

The mobile version of Lonquist’s new website includes a separate, custom-coded JavaScript pop-open menu for the secondary navigation within each individual service category, separate from the primary navigation and located in the footer.

Squarespace Websites Built by Sue W. Williams

Some of these website samples are still live after years; some are maintained by the client; some are just my personal favorite clients, but they are no longer in business anymore, and I didn’t have the heart to make their beautiful website disappear.

  • Bellavia Website - Morro Bay

    Bellavia Food & Travel

  • Stina Sayre - Martha's Vineyard

    Stina Sayre

  • Lonquist Website

    Lonquist & Co., LLC

  • at design remodel website

    @designREMODEL

  • Chele McKee website - San Luis Obispo

    Chele McKee Design

  • Alyn Rose website

    Alyn Rose

  • George Walther portrait

    George Walther

  • Debonaire Dancers website - Morro Bay, CA

    Debonaire Dancers

  • In The Groove website - Morro Bay, CA

    In The Groove

  • CCBH website

    Cuyahoga County Board of Health

  • Michele Roest website

    Michele Roest

  • Esteem Dream website

    Esteem Dream Network

  • Moms on the spot website

    Moms on the Spot

  • Bridges to Japan website

    Bridges to Japan

  • Close-up of a white cat with dark markings on its ears and nose, looking to the side, with a green background.

    Bee Cave Ragdolls

  • skymaul website

    SKYMAUL

  • Screenshot of the Brain Science podcast website featuring Ginger Campbell, MD, with a black and blue header, yellow title, and profiles of guest experts.

    Brain Science Podcast

  • win knowlton website

    Win Knowlton

  • Website homepage for Paula Radke Art Glass featuring handmade dichroic glass beads for jewelry, with a woman showcasing jewelry and a wooden background.

    Paula Radke

Sue’s Passion for Web Design

When I first fell in love with building websites, I worked as an art director at a tech ad agency, where I designed 99% printed pieces. This was in Newport Beach, CA, at the end of the 90s.

Since I’ve always loved technology, I taught myself to build websites with HTML, write CSS, explore JavaScript, and generally enjoy the (sometimes instant) gratification that is “web design.”

Just for the fun of seeing how much website design has evolved over the 26 years I’ve been building websites, here’s just a very small selection of the many websites I’ve built for businesses from sole practitioners to large corporations.

Additional recently completed websites will be uploaded soon.

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