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Client work built around what the business needed.

These projects began with concrete problems: a broken mobile website, no contact form, a shop customers struggled to find, and a growing video library that needed better structure. The work below shows what LearnCenter changed and what the resulting website or platform makes easier.

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Redesigned Wix homepage for a North Bay building supplier, featuring a full-width photograph of the yard at sunset. — Redesigned Wix homepageWix redesign · mobile experience · real photography

01Building supplier in the North BayLive

Fixing a broken mobile site and replacing unrelated stock photography

The work stayed on Wix and focused on making the site work on phones, showing the real business, and reorganizing the pages customers visited most.

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Problem: The existing Wix site was completely broken on mobile, and unrelated stock photography made the website feel disconnected from the real business.
What changed: LearnCenter helped the client gather real photography, reorganized the pages customers visited most, and updated the site within Wix.
Where it stands: The redesign is live, with a mobile-ready Wix homepage built around real photography and reorganized core pages.
Work included: Mobile redesign within the existing Wix siteReal photography gathered with the clientReplacement of unrelated stock imageryReorganization of frequently visited pages

New electrical service homepage with a dark blue hero section and a prominent consultation button. — New electrical-service homepageNew replacement website · copy editing · contact form

02Electrical service businessLive

Replacing a 10–15-year-old website with a new site and contact form

LearnCenter designed and built a completely new site to replace the aging one, using service copy the client wrote and adding the contact form the old site lacked.

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Problem: The previous website was roughly 10-15 years old and had no contact form. Planned project photography was repeatedly delayed and ultimately was not supplied.
What changed: LearnCenter replaced the dated site with a completely new one, organized the client-written service copy for the web, and added the contact form the old site lacked.
Where it stands: The new replacement site is live, with organized service copy and a contact form where the previous website had none.
Work included: Complete replacement websiteEditing and organization of client-written service copyContact form for customer inquiriesA launch that did not depend on delayed photography

New website for a Petaluma automotive service business, featuring the repair shop and prominent contact actions. — New automotive-service homepageReplacement website · contact path · visual directions

03Petaluma automotive service businessLive

Replacing a dated auto-service website and making the shop easier to find

LearnCenter designed and built a completely new site to replace the dated one, bringing together clearer service information, a contact path, and visual directions to the hard-to-spot entrance.

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Problem: The dated website did not clearly organize the shop's services or provide an effective contact path, and customers had trouble finding the obscure entrance.
What changed: LearnCenter replaced the dated site with a completely new one, organized the service information, added a contact path, and created a Find Us page with a drive-in video.
Where it stands: The replacement site is live with clearer service information, a contact path, and a Find Us page that shows the route into the shop.
Work included: Complete replacement websiteService information organized around driver needsContact form and inquiry pathFind Us page with a drive-in video for the obscure entrance

In-progress health video platform homepage with a featured video, topic navigation, and a map of related locations. — In-progress health-media homepageWeb application · content model · editorial workflow

04Health video platformIn progress

Turning a growing health video library into a browsable platform

Designed from the ground up in collaboration with the channel owner, the in-progress platform organizes videos by topic, location, and related material, with companion pages and a human-reviewed publishing workflow.

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Problem: A chronological feed made it difficult to browse by topic, follow related trails and locations, or read companion material without losing the core video experience.
What changed: Working with the channel owner, LearnCenter is designing the platform from the ground up around topic-based browsing, companion pages, trail and location indexing, and a human-reviewed publishing workflow.
Where it stands: The current design brings the video library, topic navigation, companion reading, and mapped locations into one responsive platform while the project remains in progress.
Work included: Ground-up platform design with the channel ownerTopic-based video library and content modelHuman-reviewed companion-page workflowTrail and location indexingResponsive interface and editorial controls