Selected work

Projects

What I take on

Three kinds of work

Small to medium projects, taken one or two at a time so each gets proper attention.

  • Websites

    Fast, accessible, maintainable sites for practices, non-profits, and authors. Built to be edited by the people who own them.

    • Content-managed or static
    • Multilingual where needed
    • Hosted cheaply and reliably
  • Apps

    Mobile and web applications for a specific job — intake, tracking, scheduling, reporting — rather than a platform nobody asked for.

    • iOS and web
    • Offline-tolerant by default
    • Designed with the actual users
  • Care with data

    Most of my clients hold sensitive records. That shapes every decision: minimal collection, clear retention, and no third party that does not need to be there.

    • Consent-first design
    • Sensible retention policies
    • Plain-language privacy notices

Process

How a project runs

Deliberately boring. Surprises belong in the novels.

  1. Understand

    A conversation about what is actually slow, not what software is available.

  2. Scope

    A written proposal with a fixed price and an explicit list of what is out of scope.

  3. Build

    Short cycles with something to look at each time. No six-week silences.

  4. Hand over

    Documentation, training, and access in your name — not mine.

New projects

Have something that needs building?

Tell me what is slow, who it affects, and roughly what you can spend. If I am not the right fit I will say so quickly and suggest someone who is.