Projects
Explore selected web projects where design, structure, and business purpose come together to create stronger online presence.
At Hornton Art Web, every website is built to solve a real communication problem. Some clients need a more professional first impression. Others need a clearer service structure, stronger lead generation, or a more modern digital identity. Below are examples of projects that reflect the kind of work we create for businesses and professionals.
Northside Legal Group
Corporate Website Design
A professional website created for a law firm that needed a more trustworthy and structured online presence. The goal was to make the firm look more established, present legal services more clearly, and improve the way potential clients moved from reading to contacting the office.
Project highlights
Practice areas were organized into dedicated pages so visitors could immediately understand the firm’s focus.
The design used a restrained, professional layout that supported trust and readability.
Consultation forms and call prompts were placed more strategically across the site.
The site was built to work smoothly across desktop and mobile for clients searching on the go.
Willow & Grain Interiors
Interior Design Studio Website
This project was created for a boutique interior design studio that wanted a softer, more editorial online presence. The previous site felt generic and did not reflect the visual quality of the studio’s work. The new website focused on image presentation, service clarity, and a stronger sense of brand personality.
Project highlights
The layout gave visual work more room to lead the experience and create immediate impact.
Each design service was rewritten and structured to feel more premium and easier to understand.
Typography, spacing, and page rhythm were shaped to match the studio’s identity.
Visitors could move from inspiration to inquiry with less friction.
Fairpoint Roofing Co.
Service Business Website
A website developed for a local roofing company that needed to look more credible and easier to navigate. The business had strong word-of-mouth reputation, but its old site did not explain services well and lacked structure. The redesign focused on clarity, local trust, and lead support.
Project highlights
The site included structured pages for roofing services in specific service areas.
Calls to action and quote request forms were placed where users naturally needed them.
Testimonials, credentials, and project examples were integrated into the page flow.
The website became easier to browse for homeowners looking for quick answers.
Hartwell Fitness Method
Coach and Personal Brand Website
This project was built for a fitness coach who needed a more polished digital home for training services, coaching packages, and personal brand positioning. The site was designed to balance professionalism with a personal tone.
Project highlights
Programs were organized so visitors could quickly compare coaching options.
The homepage introduced the coach clearly while building credibility and approachability.
The site guided visitors toward booking calls and joining training offers.
The structure allowed the coach to add updates, articles, and future services more easily.
Oakridge Dental Studio
Healthcare Practice Website
A modern website concept for a dental clinic that wanted a calmer, cleaner, and more reassuring online presence. The project focused on helping patients feel informed and comfortable before their first visit.
Project highlights
Treatment categories were simplified to reduce confusion and make key information easier to find.
The design used clean spacing and approachable structure rather than an overly clinical feel.
Booking prompts were integrated throughout the site without overwhelming the user.
The site supported reassurance through team sections, service explanations, and FAQ placement.
Luma Desk
Landing Page for Product Launch
A focused landing page created for a workspace product launch campaign. The goal was to present a single offer clearly, highlight benefits quickly, and support stronger inquiry and pre-order intent through a clean, conversion-oriented layout.
Project highlights
The content stayed tightly focused on one product and one action.
The layout helped users understand value quickly without excessive scrolling.
Visual hierarchy was designed to support ad traffic and campaign use.
Pre-order and contact actions were repeated at the right moments in the page flow.
Maple Street Bistro
Restaurant Website Refresh
A website refresh for a neighborhood restaurant that needed a more current visual identity and better customer usability. The old website was difficult to use on mobile and did not present the restaurant’s atmosphere well enough.
Project highlights
The updated structure made menus easier to browse from phones.
Photography and layout were used to communicate the mood of the restaurant.
Reservation and contact points were made more visible and easier to use.
The redesign helped the restaurant feel more current and more memorable online.
West Elm Creative Forum
Event and Conference Website
A multi-section website concept created for a creative business event. The project needed to combine schedule information, speaker presentation, registration support, and sponsor visibility in one clear structure.
Project highlights
The site helped visitors quickly access schedule, speakers, and key event details.
Important information was prioritized without making the pages feel crowded.
The structure made ticket and attendee actions more visible and easier to complete.
The site was designed to support both pre-event marketing and live-event updates.
Web Projects Built Around Real Goals
Each project at Hornton Art Web is shaped by the same principle: a website should help a business communicate better and perform more effectively online. It should reflect the client clearly, guide the user naturally, and support outcomes that matter in real use.