Dog mom to Marley & Moose. Obsessed with all things design, Bucs football, and paddleboarding.
There are few things I love more than helping small businesses.
I've built multiple businesses over the last ten years and have found few things more rewarding, fulfilling, and challenging than being a business owner.
Why web design? Because I've seen first hand how a website can change your life. Your website is one of the most important investments you'll make in your business and when done right, you will reap the benefits for years to come.
I've made it my mission to show you how your website can be the most valuable tool in your business. Say goodbye to average and hello to fun, colorful, scroll-stopping websites. Websites that help you book more clients and make more money, so you can continue to do the work you love!
Hi, I'm Kathryn!
2010
Graduated from Auburn with a degree in Apparel Merchandising and Business. Followed my vision board dreams of moving to Florida to live by the beach. I didn't know a soul!
2010-15
Worked random jobs knowing I was made for more.. but didn't know for what exactly.
2015
Started an Etsy shop selling hand painted shoes.. evolved into sewing bibs and baby blankets...then exploded into a wedding shop.
hello
entrepreneurship!
2015
Quit my receptionist job at a hair salon and pursued the business full time- Husband was able to quit his job too!
2015-2019
Spent four years learning everything about running a business online, selling both physical products and digital downloads. Built several websites for these businesses and learned how to drive traffic organically (no paid ads), have emails lists, create passive income....the whole thing.
2020
Ditched the wedding shop- After four years of fulfilling orders seven days a week, from sun up to sun down, it had become unhealthy and unsustainable. We were burnt out.
2021
Daydream Sites was born- a web design business that is a culmination of everything I've learned and experienced in the online business world.
2003
Took my first web design class where I fell in love with building websites - it was all code back then.
our home
felt more like
a factory