A web design portfolio is not just a gallery. It is evidence prospective clients use when deciding who has the experience, taste, and technical ability to handle their own project.
That is why I want to clarify the authorship of three websites I identify as original GSL Design work: Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX.
In screenshots captured September 30, 2026, CoreShift Technology showed all three on its public work page at https://coreshift.technology/work. The projects appeared in CoreShift’s “Web Development” category, and the visible project descriptions used “Website build” language.
GSL Design’s portfolio at https://gsldesign.net/portfolio/ currently shows the same three projects under “Further Work.”
Update, October 1, 2026: The September 30, 2026 screenshots referenced below show the earlier CoreShift presentation using “Web Development” and “Website build” wording. When the live CoreShift work page was checked on October 1, 2026 after this draft was prepared, the three entries were labeled “Website Rescue and ongoing Development,” and each description began “Website rescue.”
This clarification is about the difference between original website authorship and later services such as hosting, maintenance, support, CRM work, automations, application development, or other technical help.
What CoreShift Showed On September 30, 2026
The September 30, 2026 screenshots of CoreShift’s work page present Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX in a website-development context. The relevant screenshot facts are the category and the project labels visible on that date: “Web Development” and “Website build.”
CoreShift Technology work page at https://coreshift.technology/work, shown in screenshots captured September 30, 2026, with Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX in the “Web Development” category and visible “Website build” context.
That presentation is why the distinction matters. A company can legitimately support, maintain, host, modify, or extend a website it did not originally create. But those roles should be described clearly, especially when the work appears in a portfolio.
What GSL Design Currently Shows
GSL Design’s portfolio currently shows Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX under “Further Work.”
GSL Design portfolio at https://gsldesign.net/portfolio/, shown with the Baig Medical Group project under “Further Work.”
GSL Design portfolio at https://gsldesign.net/portfolio/, shown with the RF Supplements project under “Further Work.”
GSL Design portfolio at https://gsldesign.net/portfolio/, shown with the RFS RX project under “Further Work.”
Those screenshots show how GSL Design currently presents the projects. By themselves, screenshots do not prove original authorship or establish which portfolio displayed the work first. They are part of the public context around my account, not the entire record.
My Account Of The Original Work
I originally designed and developed the websites for Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX through GSL Design.
That statement is about the website work I performed. It does not deny that another provider may have performed later services. Websites often move between vendors. A later company may maintain a site, host it, adjust content, build integrations, add application functionality, manage CRM connections, or provide ongoing support.
Those can all be real contributions. They are still different from being the original designer and developer of the website shown in a portfolio.
Baig Medical Group
Baig Medical Group currently presents itself on baigmedicalgroup.com as a concierge medical practice.
The current Baig Medical Group footer credits CoreShift with website design and maintenance. That current footer attribution is relevant because it shows how the live site now presents website credit, but it does not resolve who originally designed and developed the site.
GSL Design launch post for Baig Medical Group, dated March 25.
RF Supplements
The current RF Supplements footer credits CoreShift with website design and maintenance. As with Baig Medical Group, that is a current-site attribution, not proof of original authorship.
An RF Supplements development walkthrough is also available on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/p/DRAkW2LktaDldSJv0l0aFoy8p-95TUHWl_aXJc0/. The post shows a November 13, 2025 date.
RFS RX
My account is that RFS RX is associated with RF Supplements and functions as a business-to-business ordering portal.
Why This Distinction Matters
Portfolio attribution should be specific. A prospective client looking at a web development portfolio may want to know whether the company shown:
- originally designed the website,
- built the website,
- inherited the website later,
- maintains or hosts the website,
- added integrations or automations,
- built related application functionality,
- or provides ongoing support.
Those are different roles. My concern is that the September 30, 2026 screenshots showing these projects as “Web Development” and “Website build” work can blur the line between original website authorship and later technical services.
What Is Known And What Is Not Claimed
The public pages and dated screenshots document how the projects have been presented publicly; they do not establish who originally created them or when each portfolio listing appeared.
My authorship statement is my own account of the original work I performed through GSL Design.
I am not claiming that CoreShift never worked with these businesses. I am not claiming CoreShift performed no later maintenance, hosting, support, integration, automation, or application work. I am not claiming the screenshots prove which portfolio displayed the projects first.
The point is transparency. If a company maintains a website, hosts it, supports it, integrates systems, or extends it after launch, it should be able to say that clearly. If the original website design and development came from another source, that should be clear too.
For Baig Medical Group, RF Supplements, and RFS RX, I want the record to reflect that distinction plainly.
Documentation Links
- CoreShift Technology work page: https://coreshift.technology/work
- GSL Design portfolio: https://gsldesign.net/portfolio/
- Baig Medical Group: https://baigmedicalgroup.com/
- RF Supplements: https://rfsupplements.com/
- RFS RX: https://rfsrx.com/
- RF Supplements Instagram walkthrough: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRAkW2LktaDldSJv0l0aFoy8p-95TUHWl_aXJc0/
