Client-facing web systems, WordPress/Elementor builds, static fallbacks, cPanel operations, conversion architecture, and polished communication assets — built under real constraints, not imaginary lab conditions.
Not just pixels. The work lives across design, CMS configuration, deployment, client communication, and recovery when hosting gets weird.
Audience paths, conversion goals, service architecture, credibility sections, and where the user is supposed to go next.
Visual language, typography, section rhythm, reusable cards, CTA patterns, and brand-specific interaction details.
WordPress, Elementor, HTML/CSS/JS drop-ins, responsive fixes, Calendly/Eventbrite/Stripe integrations, and custom layouts.
cPanel, hosting constraints, DNS, SSL, static fallback, backups, file manager work, and live-site troubleshooting.
Three-track service architecture for clients, candidates, and students — built around a premium Sherpa-style executive search brand.
Website rebuild under hosting pressure plus polished client communications design for Microsoft 365 pricing advisories.
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Corporate ecosystem site for an 11+ brand healthcare AI platform — Bootstrap/PHP deployed to AWS.
Fast-turnaround product marketing site for medication adherence, co-developed for launch momentum.
Pre-sale / VC investment momentum page with countdown logic and campaign positioning.
Health-tech conference and pitch competition site with speakers, sponsorships, ticketing, and event architecture.
Pediatric cancer research nonprofit web presence with Stripe donations, gala pages, board credibility, and media.
Earlier personal portfolio kept live as a milestone — theme presets, section architecture, works gallery, and contact flow.
My web work is not only “making pages.” It is translating messy business needs into usable digital systems, then handling the ugly operational layer that shows up after the design is approved.
From premium landing pages to full site rebuilds, I care about the design layer, the technical layer, and the operational layer that keeps the site alive after launch.
