I build websites, dashboards, and custom software for small businesses and organizations. I bring a background in marketing and IT to the work, starting with what you do and where you could use a hand.
You don't need to know the technical terms. Here are a few places we can start.
For a business that needs to explain what it does and give customers a clear way to get in touch.
For a business ready to handle requests online or connect its website with the tools it already uses.
For a team spending too much time moving information between spreadsheets, emails, and separate systems.
I'm a network engineer for my tribe, and I also freelance in software development. That mix shapes how I approach a project.
My B.S. in Business Administration with a Marketing Emphasis informs how I plan a website: who it's for, what they need to know, and how to make the next step clear.
I build the pages people see and the tools behind them. We can talk about what happens after a customer fills out a form, not just how the form looks.
You'll discuss the idea with me, see progress as I build, and have a chance to review the work before it goes live. You don't need a technical background to be involved.
We decide what belongs in the first version and what can wait. I'll explain the options and tradeoffs so you can decide where to put your budget.
A template can be a good fit for a straightforward site. Custom development makes sense when you need something a standard setup doesn't comfortably handle.
Maybe a request needs approval, different staff need different access, or a booking needs more than a name and date. I can build around those details.
If you're copying the same information between systems, we can look at whether a connection would help. What's possible depends on the tools and access they provide.
If you already know you'll need a staff dashboard or another service later, we can account for that in the first build. Future features still get their own scope and price.
Every website and software project has an upfront build fee plus a required monthly retainer for maintenance and basic support. I'll explain both costs and what's included before you commit.
Upfront Project Fee
The price covers the work we agree on, from planning through testing and launch. Your proposal sets out the features, included revisions, payment schedule, and what I'll need from you.
Required Monthly Plan
Routine maintenance and basic support for what I've built. We define the upkeep, support allowance, and response expectations in writing, including whether hosting, backups, and monitoring are covered. This isn't unlimited editing or development.
Optional Paid Upgrade
If you need more help each month or higher-priority handling, we can agree on an expanded plan. I'll spell out the additional cost, included time, and response expectations before it starts.
New Features
When you're ready to add something, we'll discuss the work and price first. Larger changes are quoted separately unless they're covered by an agreed development allowance.
A few sentences are enough to start. Tell me about your business, what you want to build, or where you're getting stuck. I'll follow up with questions and let you know whether I can help.