I'm a work from home nurse turned web designer -- which sounds like an unusual combination until you realize that both jobs are fundamentally about the same thing: listening closely enough to actually help.

I became a nurse in 2021, starting on the cardiac floor where high stakes and high precision were just Tuesday. I later moved to labor and delivery, postpartum, and now I do case review for diagnostic cardiac cases from home. Which means on any given day I am reviewing complex medical cases in the morning and building Showit websites in the afternoon. In my pajamas. With a cat on my lap. And honestly? I wouldn't have it any other way.

I got into web design the way I get into most things -- I got curious, I started teaching myself, and then I completely fell down the rabbit hole. What started as a creative outlet turned into Lynn & Line Digital when I realized I was genuinely good at it and that small businesses were being left behind by an industry that either charges agency prices or hands them a template and calls it a day.

That didn't sit right with me.

I've spent a lot of my life taking the long road. Different jobs. Different chapters. A few seasons that were harder than I talk about publicly -- and a few decisions that took more courage than I expected. What I know from all of it is this: the women who are building something real deserve more than a generic starting point. They deserve a website that looks like who they actually are -- not who they were three years ago, not a template someone in a completely different industry already used, but them. Now. As they are.

That's what I build.

I'm not going to pretend I've been doing this for ten years. I'm building this business in public, from the ground up, and I think there's something valuable about watching someone figure it out in real time. No highlight reel. Just the actual thing.

What I can tell you is that I will listen to you like my nursing career depended on it. I will care about your business like it's my own. And I will build you something that finally feels like home.

So. Tell me about your business.

I've got coffee. ☕️ 

Hi, I'm Stefanie. Pull up a chair.