The challenge: a working contractor with almost no digital presence in a crowded market.
What I built: a hand-coded, SEO-driven website with local search foundations done right.
The result: over 40,000 Google interactions in the first three months — a steady lead engine, not a brochure.
The challenge: a job marketplace losing users to operational bottlenecks.
What I built: a full front-end redesign with a re-architected back-end.
The result: a faster, cleaner platform — proof the engineering holds up well past a five-page brochure site.
The challenge: five sister sites, one small team, no budget for five codebases.
What I built: a single dynamic architecture serving unique content and branding to each site.
The result: five platforms maintained as easily as one, with room to grow.
The challenge: daily trivia games are scattered across dozens of sites, with no one place to find them, keep them, and come back tomorrow.
What I built: a full React application on a database-backed platform — two dozen games in one library, personal “circuits” you can build without an account, and streak and play tracking that syncs across devices.
The result: a product engineered for a daily habit, not a one-time visit — proof the same craftsmanship scales from brochure sites to full applications.
