The long version of "I've done this before."
Everything I can show, going back to 2007. Some projects get full case studies, some get a screenshot and a line, and a few I’m still maintaining today. Client work I can’t show stays off the page.
Find the project that rhymes with your situation and start there. The case studies focus on the decisions – what was asked for, what I pushed back on, how it ran after launch – because that’s the part that predicts how your project would go. The years next to each entry matter more than the screenshots.
Work
Purell wanted to test a B2C model for the UK market. No existing site, this was from scratch. The project came through Oscat Media, who I’d been working with as friends at that point. They handled PM and client communication. I did the build. WooCommerce was the obvious choice. Scalable, no vendor lock-in, and Purell needed room to grow if the B2C experiment worked.
Let's talk
Tell me what you're dealing with. I'll tell you if I can help.
Have a project in mind? A few sentences is enough. Tell me what you need, whether you have an existing site, and any timeline or budget in mind. I’ll ask follow-up questions if I need more detail. I usually reply within a day or two.