Two decades of building things that work.
I've been designing and building for the web for over two decades — long enough to have strong opinions about what works, and the experience to back them up.
From WordPress to Webflow — and why it matters.
For most of my career I built in WordPress, and I still have a lot of respect for it as a CMS. But when I discovered Webflow a couple of years ago, something clicked. It was faster to build in, cleaner to maintain, and — most importantly — genuinely easy for clients to update themselves.
That last part matters a lot to me. I want the websites I build to work for you, not create a new dependency on me every time you need to change a paragraph.
These days I work primarily with nonprofits, small businesses, healthcare providers, and the agencies that serve them. I'm drawn to organizations with a real mission behind what they do — the kind of work where a great website can actually make a difference.
Collaborative, clear, no surprises.
Every project starts with a conversation. Before anything else, I want to hear about your project, understand your goals, and make sure we're a good fit.
From there I'll send over a clear proposal — scope, timeline, investment — so there are no surprises. I bring in trusted collaborators when a project calls for additional hands.
The thing I hear most from clients is that they trust me. I don't take that lightly.
“The thing I hear most from clients is that they trust me. I don't take that lightly.”