Client
Living Life Pretty
Brand Direction
Website
Affiliate Collages
Social Media Graphics
about
Gretchen Adams, the creator behind Living Life Pretty, shares fashion and lifestyle inspiration with her community. We created a custom brand, website and LinkKit that bring her content, curated finds, and shopping links together in a space that feels distinctly hers. Her website gives her brand a dedicated home, with shoppable content that makes it easy to discover her recommendations, while her LinkKit serves as a branded link-in-bio page directly on her own website. Together, they create a seamless path from social media to browsing and shopping, giving Gretchen more ownership over her content and a foundation that can grow with her business. Our support extended beyond those foundations as we continue to step in for all of her design needs.
Website
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Working with Melissa was an absolute dream! She truly saw my vision and brought it to life even better than I could have imagined. From the very beginning, I felt heard, understood, and confident that my project was in the right hands. She treated my website as if it were her own, putting so much thought, care, and intention into every detail. She was incredibly responsive, professional, and has the most amazing taste level. Her eye for design is unmatched, and she has a true gift for translating someone’s vision into something beautiful and authentic. I couldn’t be happier with the experience or the final result. I would recommend Melissa to anyone looking for someone who genuinely cares about their work and brings an incredible level of creativity and expertise to the table!
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Gretchen Adams
A custom-looking website and a custom-built website aren’t the same thing. A beautiful, unique layout can make a website feel custom. But custom development goes so further, it’s functionality built specifically around the way a brand or client needs their website to work. From shoppable imagery to integrated social content, the functionality is being built around what she needs.
