Each one is live and linked, so you can judge the work yourself rather than take my word for it. Most are for one person or one small organization, which is the kind of client I build for.
Nonprofit and cause sites · Maker and small-business sites · Coaching and practice sites · Private tools for families and teams
A new nonprofit that helps families of children with cancer get outdoors, starting with free Colorado State Park passes. I built the site from the founder's logo up: her story, a donation page, an application families can fill in from a phone, a newsletter, and a private dashboard where she reviews what comes in. She is not technical, so every screen she touches is written in plain English.
Visit the siteA maker of sculpted wire and chenille plants and jewelry in Chapin, South Carolina. A fast, hand-built site with her work, a custom-order form that lands in her inbox, and nothing she has to log into. It moves to her own domain once the transfer clears.
Visit the siteBorn from caring for my own mother at home: three of us, visiting nurses on rotating schedules, and hospice emails being copied by hand. Everyone in the circle sees the same schedule, medications, vitals and daily log, on a phone at the bedside. Postgres, email ingest and a print-ready care report behind a quiet interface.
Visit the siteWhere to sleep tonight. Give it where you are, where you are headed and how far you are willing to drive; it finds campgrounds along the route and ranks them with the weather, alerts and cell coverage for each. Built for my own life on the road, open to anyone with an account.
Open the appA coaching practice built on EFT tapping and applied positive psychology. One page that reads well on a phone: programs, credentials, reviews and a newsletter sign-up, kept fast on purpose. No page builder, no plugins, nothing to break.
Visit the siteMy own travel site, five years on the road in a van. The interesting part is behind it: a pipeline that turns Google Photos albums and years of location history into memory pages, a journeys map and a heat map, with an admin page for curating what shows.
Visit the siteWant something like one of these? Tell me what you are building and I will map the route.
