Three projects. Real businesses. Measured results.
I take on a handful of projects a year. Each one gets real research, real engineering, and real measurement — not a template with the colors swapped.
A marketing site rebuild for a Hawaii-based aluminum catamaran builder.
Inventory forecasting that cuts reorder time in half for independent stores.
A workshop site that gives a one-person business a professional front door.
Want the full case study PDFs? Ask me on our call.
What every project gets, regardless of size.
Real problems first
Every project starts with two questions: what hours of your week is this stealing, and what does it cost you when it goes wrong. The answers shape the scope.
Measured outcomes
Every project ships with a baseline metric and a target. If we can't measure whether it worked, we're not building it.
You own the code
No vendor lock-in. The repo lives in your GitHub. You can hand it to any developer to maintain — or keep me on retainer.
Fixed scope, fixed price
I quote a number before we start and that's the number. Surprise change-orders are an agency move. I'm not that.
Your project could be next.
Tell me what's broken. I'll tell you whether I can fix it, what it'll cost, and how long it'll take.