Personal Project
Dashin Mike
A personal road-trip series website for a 2019 DoorDash journey across the country, built around episodes, journal entries, photos, and a 77-stop route.
- Client
- Founder-led storytelling project
- Location
- Tomah, Wisconsin to the United States
- Project
- Road trip series website, journal archive, gallery, and route map
- Timeline
- Original project began in 2019; current archive site rebuilt as a dedicated story hub
- Proof
- Personal archive and live story hub
The brief
What needed to change.
Dashin Mike needed a permanent home for a 2019 DoorDash road trip story that was bigger than a playlist or a social feed.
The project needed to connect episodes, journal entries, photos, stops, and the larger personal story in one place.
The project needed its own identity while still feeling honest to the 2019 trip and the person behind it.
Our approach
Decisions that shaped the work.
- Direction
- Treat the site like a documentary archive: lead with the road-trip premise, then organize the episodes, timeline, gallery, route, and connection points around the story.
- Presentation
- The site needed to feel personal and road-worn without losing clarity, structure, or mobile usability.
- Customer next step
- Visitors needed easy ways to watch the episodes, read the journal, browse the gallery, follow the route, and connect.
The website
Explore the delivered work.
The build turned a personal DoorDash road trip into a structured series website with an embedded YouTube episode guide, journey journal, photo archive, interactive route map, and clear navigation.
Dashin Mike started as a personal 2019 DoorDash road trip across the country, with real deliveries, real people, and stories collected from the road.
The website gives that project a permanent home with the YouTube episodes, journey journal, photo archive, and 77-stop route organized into one experience.
On a phone
The delivered website on a phone-sized screen.
The result
What the business gained.
The Dashin Mike story now has one permanent place where people can watch the series, follow the 77-stop route, and understand why the 2019 trip mattered.
Dashin Mike is personal proof that a website can preserve a story, not just sell a service.
- Stronger story archive
- Clearer episode and journal path
- Interactive route brought forward
Project scope
Deliverables
- Homepage
- YouTube episode section
- Journey journal timeline
- Photo gallery
- Interactive route section
- Mobile layout
- Launch support
Services provided
- Website design and build
- Story archive structure
- YouTube episode hub
- Journey timeline
- Photo gallery
- Interactive route presentation
Tools and materials
- Custom website build
- Responsive layout
- Embedded video structure
- Journal timeline
- Interactive map presentation
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