Hi, I’m Anne — the designer behind AC Digital
I create done-for-you Webflow websites for therapists who want a professional online presence without having to figure out the copy, design, SEO, and setup themselves.
How I Found My Way to Web Design
I started out in Psychology, but I didn’t end up taking the clinical route. In those early years, I was really just trying to figure things out, what I was good at, what felt right, and how to create some sense of financial security while doing work that actually mattered to me.
Through a lot of trial and error (and more than a little self-doubt), I kept finding myself pulled back to art and visual design. When I look back now, it all makes sense. I’ve always loved creating. As a kid, I could get completely absorbed in drawing, down to the smallest details. I still remember sitting outside, carefully sketching the front of our house because I wanted it to feel exact. Creativity has always been a place where I feel calm, focused, and most like myself.
The journey wasn't straightforward. I often felt lost and unsupported, exploring various paths like life coaching. Yet, creative expression consistently drew me back.
Eventually, I stopped fighting it.
Today, I am a web designer for mental health providers, and it feels like the most natural blend of everything I care about—psychology, creativity, and helping people. Working with therapists brings those parts of me together. I get to use design and strategy to support people whose work is centered on helping others and create websites that make that work easier to understand and find.
I’m especially passionate about supporting moms. I believe deeply that mothers shouldn’t have to choose between meaningful work and being present for their children. There is something powerful about being able to earn from home, care for your family, and still contribute to something bigger than yourself, helping others navigate life’s challenges, heal, and grow.
For me, meaningful work has become less about chasing success and more about creating something useful, doing it with care, and trusting that growth can follow.
That’s exactly where I am today, and I’m grateful to do this work every day.
Warmly,
Anne Capongcol