From front-end to infrastructure: websites, services, data, and integrations designed to support how teams actually work.
Modern teams depend on a mix of websites, internal tools, services, dashboards, and platforms. When these systems drift apart, work becomes scattered, brittle, or harder than it needs to be.
This work is informed by years partnering with teams using these technologies — and by a portfolio of production websites personally built, deployed, and maintained. The goal is always the same: create systems that reduce friction and support the humans who depend on them.
Discuss a project or systemThe goal isn’t to rebuild everything — it’s to reduce friction, improve clarity, and evolve systems in ways that teams can actually sustain.
Mapping the real flow: websites, services, data stores, tools, workarounds, and the manual glue in between. The focus is on how work actually happens, not how the system was originally intended.
Instead of chasing large redesigns or full rewrites, the emphasis is on changes that create a clear lift: performance, stability, workflow efficiency, visibility, or simplicity.
Solutions may include a new website, a simplified deployment process, an integration, an API, a dashboard, or a small service. Each improvement is tested in real context, then refined based on how it supports the team.
Support that spans websites, infrastructure, integrations, and team-facing tools — always sized to your real constraints.
Fast, maintainable sites built with Astro, React, or hybrid architectures. Suitable for small teams that want stability without a complex platform.
Lightweight services and integrations that help teams work more smoothly — without adding unnecessary complexity.
Right-sized use of Docker, Kubernetes, and GCP services so deployments are reliable — not fragile or overbuilt.
A few websites and systems personally built and maintained — from small marketing sites to deeper service integrations.
A fast, accessible Astro site with CMS-backed content.
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