my name is elliot

i'm currently porting this site over to remix (react framework) & swell.is (headless ecommerce) as it's outgrown the webflow commerce capabilities. as part of this project, i've learned the framer motion animation library.


i've also completed some photography projects for highs. look at the coffee pods on their website. each of those images includes a 3d model of their product i generated and inserted into the image because their english package wasn't ready and they were attending a large expo in italy.

another port to remix from webflow. united arts collier is doing great stuff for collier county, fl. they're goal is to be the end-all be-all resource of all things art (in collier). i've donated a considerable amount of resources into making sure their website lives up to their goals. to that end, i'm rebuilding their site on a platform without limits so they can have a fully functioning calendar and dashboard for community organizations to enter events without having to manually enter data and to avoid using expensive 3rd party services for dashboards (retool, airtable, etc) and event hosting.

through my looong history with assael, i've rebuilt their website, launched two press websites, spearheaded SEO efforts, and designed and currently operate their social media advertising campaign with the recent focus on their 2023 campaign release. plus they let my daughter try on a necklace that's worth more than a boat. a really big boat.

i developed connoisseurs website a few years ago. it was filled with challenges. what happens when a customer scans a QR code to get to their site from their newly launched wal-mart displays? other retailer links are hidden so purchases are funneled back to wal-mart.

another challenge was managing the absurd amount of materials, gems, and jewelry types that their products can clean. to manage this and get SEO juice, i broke out each material with it's own description into it's own page and created an interconnected discovery system for finding the right cleaner for the right material with multiple entry points. that was a long sentence.


aside from their website, i have outlined a digital marketing campaign with estimated budget for creative, target metrics, and estimated revenue potential via indirect and direct site traffic from digital ads, organic traffic through seo efforts, influencer marketing, email marketing, etc.

ingrid & fabrizio aielli own and operate some of the premier restaurants in naples, fl, and that's really saying something. i've worked with them through my agency, b3 marketing, for close to 7 years. this past year, we rebranded aielli group and built an interconnected colossus of 6 websites that all share a singular source of data and where all aspects of the site can be updated in one, simple to use, dashboard. there is also a persistent navigation and shared, but individualized, design system that lets users move seamlessly between their five restaurant websites without feeling lost or overwhelmed (hopefully).

setting their sites up this way makes it impossible for data to be out of date and reduces long-term costs from hosting and site updates.

we also manage their marketing services.

this is a smaller project but i love how it turned out. entirely built in webflow, i built something that reflected bobbi's (also my wife's name) vision of her company and expanded on it to provide several entry opportunities and an interconnected cms filled with engaging long-form content that is tied to her offerings.

i wrote all the copy on the website, found all the images, videos, and illustrations. it was a lot, but it was necessary.