Commissioned web work
I am Mark Nemke. This page is the paid work: storefront sites for independent toy shops, and an editorial home for a practicing litigator. Fast pages, clear visits, and copy that matches the room.
Selected work
Each site is a complete public front end: location, hours, offers, and a voice that belongs to the client. Open any of them.
An independent toy and brick store on Houghton Road in Tucson. The site has to do the job of a counter conversation: where to go, when they are open, and what you can actually do once you are inside.
A Sarasota toy shop presented by Reckless Bricks, with its own voice. Families come for plush, games, figures, and construction toys. LEGO is one aisle, not the identity of the store, and the site says that plainly.
A site for a licensed litigator who explains complaints, motions, and the record behind public stories, then goes back to a backyard smoker. The design keeps the two halves in the same sentence without turning the law into a restaurant brand.
How the pages are built
A visitor should find hours, address, and the offer before they hunt for it. Navigation stays short. The phone layout is the layout, not a shrink of the desktop.
Tucson bricks, Sarasota critters, and a Texas pit are not the same brand. Shared craft, different type, color, and sentence rhythm.
Titles, descriptions, and headings name the place and the person. Structured data marks the work. Pages stay static and small so they load without a framework tax.
Available
Independent shops, local services, and publishers with a real audience. I design and build the public site, then hand over something you can host.