Portfolio · Websites
Sites that load instantly and stay that way.
Marketing sites, service-area pages, and rebuilds off WordPress. Every page renders at build time and serves from a CDN, so there is no runtime to patch and nothing standing between a visitor and your phone number. A rebuild keeps the permalinks, and the search traffic that came with them. We host and monitor what we build, so it is still fast a year later.
01Web App
RWCBM
A private members' network, web and mobile
A private hall where members list their companies, post what they are building, and ask each other for help. Invite-only, with a privacy model designed around the fact that a business phone number and a personal one are not the same thing.
02Marketing Site
K&J Shine Works
Auto detailing, rebuilt off WordPress
A one-page detailing site that replaced a WordPress install: faster, nothing to patch, and no plugin bills. It went up beside the old site first so the client could compare the two on real URLs, then took over the domain the day they said go.
03Marketing Site
Low-Key Locksmith
43 city pages that are worth reading
A mobile locksmith working three Utah counties. Somebody locked out in Cedar City finds a page written about Cedar City, with its own ZIP codes, landmarks, and drive times, rather than a template with the name swapped. Sixty pages, and changing the phone number changes it on all of them at once.
04Nonprofit
Deafinitely Dogs
A rebuild that kept every post since 2018
A service dog nonprofit with years of program pages, donor content, and blog posts stranded on aging shared hosting. All of it came across, back to 2018, onto a build that loads fast and that staff can edit themselves: changing a program description no longer means finding a developer.
05Marketing Site
Oil To Go
Ads that keep working when the pixel is blocked
Mobile oil change in Cedar Rapids. The site is fast because there is almost nothing to it, and the advertising keeps learning: conversions are reported from the server, so a blocked browser pixel does not quietly push the cost per lead up month after month.
06Marketing Site
Coat of Arm Wars
A media kit that cannot go stale
An armwrestling channel with 21.5K subscribers and 2.96M lifetime views, and a site whose job is to turn that into sponsorship. Every figure on the media kit is one a stranger can check against a public YouTube page, and none of them is typed in by hand: the site reads them off the channel on the way out the door.
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