Websites & Web Applications
Custom sites and software
I design, build, and deploy custom sites and internal tools that streamline your operations and integrate with your existing tools.
Who this is for
This is custom web work for businesses that need a site or application — not an online storefront.
This is a fit
- Service businesses, professional firms, and operators who need a marketing website
- Teams that need a web application — client portals, internal tools, or workflows
- Businesses that have outgrown a self-managed page builder like WordPress or Squarespace
This is not a fit
- Product catalogs and checkout flows (Shopify Development)
- Projects that only need a theme tweak on an existing store
What I ship
- Marketing websites that load quickly and serve as a professional representation of your business
- Connected to a Content Management System so that you can make updates to text and images without developer involvement
- Managed hosting and on-demand development & updates that does not require a full-time developer
What this work includes
Scope depends on whether you need a public marketing site, a web application, or both. These are the modules I combine most often.
Marketing websites
Brochure and lead-generation sites for businesses that do not sell products online. No Shopify tax, no unused cart.
Web applications
Authenticated tools, portals, and operational software that go beyond publishing pages.
Content you can maintain
Structured content so non-developers can update copy and pages without breaking the layout.
Integrations
Connect forms, CRMs, scheduling, and internal systems
Performance & SEO basics
Fast templates, sensible URLs, and the technical foundation search engines need.
Common questions
01Why not just put this on Shopify?
Shopify is an ecommerce platform. A marketing website does not need a cart, checkout, or product catalog—and paying for that stack usually makes the site slower and harder to edit. If you do sell products, I have a separate Shopify development service.
02How is a web application different from a website?
A marketing website publishes information and captures leads. A web application lets people do work—log in, submit records, manage jobs, or run an internal process. If the site has to remember users and change based on what they do, it is an application.
03Do you also write copy or run ads?
No. I stay on design, engineering, and deployment. You bring the business knowledge; I turn it into software you can run.
04What if we might sell products later?
Say so during discovery. I'll help you to decide whether it's better to build on Shopify now or to append Shopify to your marketing website down the road.
Need a marketing website or a web application for your business?
Tell me what the business does, who needs to use the site or app, and what is failing in the current setup.