Recent workbench

Websites, software, and tools I’ve actually built — gathered in one place.

A growing list of what I’ve actually built. Each card labels whether it was client work or a Taylor-owned build, so the context stays honest.

wavelightstudio.com

Studio launchClient project2026

Wave Light Studio

Creative studio website

A focused studio site with a slower visual rhythm: fewer screens, clearer mood, and a live home the studio can point people to.

What changed: The studio now has a live public site that communicates its tone without requiring a long sales conversation first.

Brand siteResponsive UILaunch support

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tjhorwood.com

Portfolio + publishingTaylor-owned project2026

tjhorwood

Personal platform

My own site — a Payload-backed home for writing, projects, and gear notes, built as a working testbed before patterns show up in client work.

What changed: The platform gives me a live reference for the same CMS, publishing, and launch-care habits Hearthstack sells.

Next.jsPayload CMSBlog + projects

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sahustudio.me

Brand presenceClient project2026

SAHU Studio

Independent studio site

A one-page studio presence that keeps the useful context up front: what the studio is, what it does, and how to get in touch.

What changed: The studio has a live, indexed page that can act as a credible first stop while the business evolves.

Marketing siteResponsive designSEO basics

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capforge.com

Professional servicesClient project2026

CapForge

Business services site

A bookkeeping and small-business services site written to feel direct, current, and specific instead of leaning on generic financial-services reassurance.

What changed: Prospects can now understand the service categories and project path without needing a pre-call explanation.

Service siteService pagesLaunch support

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