Services

Most small businesses run on WordPress, and most WordPress sites are built poorly — slow, hard to update, or held together by a plugin stack that breaks every other month. I build clean, well-structured WordPress sites for local businesses, service contractors, nonprofits, and professional organizations that are fast, easy to manage, and built to rank in search.

Every site includes mobile-responsive design, on-page SEO setup, Google Search Console integration, and a walkthrough so you actually know how to use what you've paid for. I've built and maintained WordPress sites for HVAC contractors, mechanical firms, nonprofit organizations, and local businesses across north-central Indiana.

Shopify is a powerful platform — but out of the box it only gets you so far. I build custom Shopify solutions for retailers who have outgrown their theme's default functionality: custom product filters, specialized cart experiences, theme modifications, and Liquid development that makes your store work the way your business actually works.

I've worked with retailers managing large catalogs across multiple product categories, building tools and customizations that improve findability, streamline checkout, and unlock native Shopify features that standard setups can't access.

When a standard website isn't enough, I build custom tools and applications — interactive calculators, product configurators, member portals, data dashboards, and internal business tools. These are built for businesses with a specific problem that off-the-shelf software hasn't solved.

I approach custom application work with the same design sensibility as any other project — the functionality has to work, but it also has to feel good to use.

I've spent 15+ years working as a designer before and alongside web development, which means I approach every project with a visual foundation most developers skip entirely. Brand work includes logo development, color systems, typography, and brand guidelines — the building blocks that make every other piece of your business look intentional.

Most developers disappear after launch. I manage a roster of long-term client sites and treat maintenance as a real ongoing relationship — not a support ticket queue. When something breaks or you need a change made, you're talking to someone who already knows your site.