What can I do for you?
I can build it, fix it, or keep it running. I build new websites and web applications. I can repair existing ones that are broken, slow, hacked, or hard for some people to use.
In 14 years I’ve done this for one-person businesses and for Fortune 500 companies. You work with me directly, from the first question to the last invoice. Each service below comes with the work that backs it up.
Services
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Ask about Accessibility audits and fixes
Your site should work for everyone who shows up, however they browse. Let me show you where it doesn’t yet. Automated scanners catch only some of the problems. I test your site by hand as well, then give you a plain-language report sorted by what matters most. I can make the fixes too. I’m a certified DHS Trusted Tester for Section 508, and I work to the WCAG standard.
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Ask about Websites built to last
Your website should work as hard as you do. Tell me what it needs to do, and let’s build it properly, once. I make custom WordPress and Drupal sites, designed around your content instead of squeezed into a template. Fast, accessible, and built so you can update them yourself without calling me.
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Ask about Rescues and legacy code
Inherited a site nobody wants to touch? A developer who vanished, a migration that stalled, software stuck on an old version of PHP? I’ll work out what you have, tell you what’s worth keeping, and get it running again. Hand me the mess. Untangling it is the part I enjoy most.
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Ask about Speed and performance
A slow site loses visitors and search ranking. I find what is actually holding yours back and fix that, instead of adding another caching plugin and hoping. Several sites I’ve built score a perfect 100 on Google PageSpeed. Send me your address, and I’ll find out where the time is going.
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Ask about Security and hacked-site cleanup
If your site has been hacked, I’ll clean it up, find out how they got in, and close that door. If it hasn’t, a security review now is the easier way round. Either way, let me do the worrying so you can get back to running your business.
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Ask about Servers, hosting and cloud costs
The best infrastructure is the kind you never have to think about. Leave the thinking to me. I look after Linux servers, AWS, backups, monitoring and deployments. I once cut a company’s AWS bill by a third by reading it line by line, and it has stayed down since. I also handle the plumbing: domains and DNS, moves between hosts, redirects that keep old links working after a rebuild, and the email settings that keep your messages out of spam.
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Ask about Custom applications and tools
You already have the data and the processes you use every day. Let me help make them work for you. When off-the-shelf software doesn’t fit, I build what does: internal tools, dashboards, data visualizations, and connections between systems that were never meant to talk to each other.
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Ask about Ongoing care and extra hands
A website is never really finished. I’ll keep an eye on yours, so small problems get fixed while they’re still small. That means updates, backups, monitoring, and a developer who already knows your site when something needs to change. For agencies, I take on overflow work and the projects your team would rather not.
How pricing works
I price on a sliding scale. A neighborhood business or a small nonprofit pays a lower rate than a corporation does, and everyone gets the same quality of work.
- A defined project, like an audit or a new site, gets a fixed quote before any work starts.
- Open-ended work is billed by the hour or as a monthly plan.
- If the budget is tight, say so. There is often a smaller first step that still solves the biggest problem.
- The first conversation is free.
Tell me what you need
Describe the problem or the project, and who it’s for. I’ll reply with questions or a quote.