Web Projects

I built Data Centers Atlas around the journey from a national overview to a source-linked record, with 50 state editions and D.C., explicit location precision and a phone record sheet.

I rebuilt Watertight’s website around the homeowner’s questions and the business’s workflow: 15 service pages, documented project stories, homeowner guides, a planning calculator and a private office workspace.

An ecommerce rebuild for a toy and collectibles shop: all 1,374 products, 1,763 photos and every category moved from an old WooCommerce store, new copy and SEO on every listing, and a storefront built for collectors.

A construction drone brand rebuilt from a single page to fifteen: project stories with the facts attached, a regional coverage map, a clear process and a proposal form that branches by service.

The next chapter of a website Shaun Wilson Designs built: a refined style, category templates, product gallery and inspector, a custom cart drawer and a proper home for sharpening services.

A practical website refresh for a Lake Cumberland boat and RV storage facility: updated aerial imagery, a video tour, four bay sizes with annual pricing, and a call button on every page.

A Lake Cumberland RV park redesign with an interactive park map: 51 selectable sites, site search, aerial and original views, downloads and a reservation inquiry that knows which site you picked.

A complete website rebuild brings Dr. Stephanie Moore’s professional story, educational work and collaboration opportunities into one cohesive online home. Built by Shaun Wilson Designs.

Service pages, local coverage, mobile layouts and a request form that follows the problem: the Allied Plumbing website, built by Shaun Wilson Designs.

Brand and website for a Kentucky cooperage building bourbon barrels. Nearly every photo on the site is ours, ground and aerial, and the whole site is built around one job: getting a barrel quote in front of the right person quickly.

Cru Bear is Shaun Wilson’s own 3D printing business. Its website was designed, built, photographed and hosted by Shaun Wilson Designs to win large-format work and keep the small jobs.

HogMatch turns a sprawling WordPress prototype into a focused marketplace built around one canonical listing per animal, responsive discovery, seller tools, and a clear buyer journey. Live at hogmatch.com since September 2026.

The Island Earth is a retro-cosmic WooCommerce store of more than 3,800 products in six collections that I branded, built, launched and run myself, and the proving ground for everything I offer clients.

Vendome Copper & Brass Works, Louisville’s century-old still makers: the second website Shaun Wilson Designs has built for them in more than ten years of work, an e-commerce-scale catalog with an extensive request-a-quote system.

Kentucky Peerless sells out distillery tours online. I built the custom WordPress check-in system their front desk runs every tour day - bookings, arrivals, and admin overrides on one screen.

A responsive aviation website for Cardinal Wings Aviation that brings flight training, aircraft rentals, original photography, and clear next steps into one confident digital experience.

Heimerdinger Cutlery has sold fine cutlery in Louisville since the 1800s. I built the WooCommerce storefront, shipping automation, and web presence that carry that legacy online.

Shop Peerless ships small-batch bourbon direct to consumers. I built the compliance-heavy WooCommerce store that makes age-verified, state-aware shipping possible - and keeps it selling.

A distillery brand’s entire digital life under one roof: website, tour bookings, store, photography, and marketing for Kentucky Peerless - run by Shaun since 2014.

A law practice that looks as sharp as its counsel. A clean, credible website for Louisville attorney Justin Gooch that turns searches into consultations.

A clean, fast website for a solo law practice - built to load instantly, read clearly, and bring in clients without the agency overhead.

Bourbon Barrel Artisan sells handcrafted barrel-wood pieces online. I built the store and the brand presence behind every order.

A wedding venue website built to book tours: rich galleries, real dates, and a clear path from first look to walkthrough.

Field of Screams Kentucky, rebuilt for the 2026 season: film-led pages shot on site, phone-first trip planning, a 25-year maze archive and managed hosting. Plus the story of the first site I built more than five years ago.