What feels like you?
Your site can feel friendly and humble, and still show a powerful, smart softball player. Choose the direction you would be happy to call yours.
You do not have to work out every detail. A favorite and one thing you would change are plenty to start.
Notes for Rob · originals, recommendation and next step
Choose a direction, then finish it.
Use this as a short design conversation. Start with the openings, keep up to three, and compare those on a phone. Ask which feels most like Tuney and what she would change. Avoid treating nine prototypes as nine separate projects.
The full brief
Simple, friendly and humble remains the tone. Power, versatility, intelligence and a bright softball future should come through in her footage, photography, writing and the confidence of the composition. Those qualities do not all need to fit in a logo.
Where the logo study helps
Apply its discipline after the page direction is chosen: a clear idea, fewer competing details, good spacing, a small mark that works at phone size, and a consistent visual system. A new monogram is optional. Keep Tuney’s name, portrait and video ahead of decoration.
One focused finishing pass
Refine the chosen page’s typography, spacing and phone layout; strengthen the introduction with her power and game intelligence; confirm the current softball facts and links; then consider one restrained logo or stitch detail. Keep a primary design rather than mixing equal parts of all nine.
What this review contains
Nine complete homepage directions from the three supplied sets, gathered November 5, 2026. Concepts 04–06 are the corrected Claude set from “Tuney Homepage Concepts.zip”: Sunny Side, Two Halves and Arch Window. These replace the earlier spare serif set. The original visual designs and copy are retained; portrait assets are embedded so all nine work from this single file.
Original pages can be saved below. “Save my picks” creates a text file that you can email to Dad or bring back to this conversation. It does not send anything automatically.
The source designs
Three contrasting starting points
Compare Sunny Journal (09), Blue Cover (08) and Sunday Edit (01) first if you want a shorter opening conversation. They offer three useful starting points: a personal journal, an athletic editorial and a quieter serif page. Keep all nine available so Tuney can make her own choice.
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