I've run daily operations for a real business — so I build sites that work as hard as you do, without the agency runaround.
I manage day-to-day operations for a convenience store, gas station, and kitchen — and along the way I built the tools that keep it running: the website, the kitchen display system, staff scheduling, lottery tracking. Not because I set out to be a developer, but because the store needed things that worked, and nobody was going to build them but me.
That's the same thing I bring to a client site: I ask what your business actually needs first, then build the smallest, fastest, most reliable thing that does it. No bloat, no trends you'll regret in two years — just a site that loads fast, works on a phone in a parking lot, and makes it easy for people to find you, trust you, and reach out.
A store running on paper processes and no online presence — needed a real site plus the internal tools to actually manage a crew and a kitchen.
Full site, a kitchen display system, and a staff workforce app used daily for scheduling and time tracking.
Still running the store's daily operations today — not a one-off project, a working system.
A second store location with its own identity, needing to look established from day one.
Full brand identity and website, built to match how the store actually operates.
A clean, credible presence that didn't take months or an agency to get there.
A travel business needing a custom site, not a template that looks like every other travel-agent page.
A five-page custom-coded site — hand-built HTML, CSS, and PHP, no page builder.
A site that feels considered and specific to the business it represents.
These are starting packages — every job gets scoped to what your business actually needs before I quote a final number.
A single, well-built page — who you are, what you offer, how to reach you. Right for a business that just needs to be found and trusted online.
A multi-page site — home, about, services or menu, contact, and anything specific your business needs. Built and hosted, ready to grow.
Monthly upkeep — content updates, small fixes, and someone to call when something breaks. For sites already built by me or handed off.