Web Architect Strategist
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, I build durable web systems and stay accountable for what happens after they ship.
Most of my work has lived in the frontend and platform space — startups, enterprise teams, and everything in between. The launch matters, but I pay closer attention to what the work does in the months and years after it.
Performance, accessibility, compliance, and AI visibility have become the through-lines. They are often treated as separate workstreams. I think they belong in the architecture from the beginning.
I stay close to the work, even in leadership roles. Technical decisions are better when the person making them understands the system, the team using it, and the business pressure around it.
The strongest teams I have built were the ones where ownership was clear and input came from everywhere. That has rarely been an accident.
Client Work
Brought in for the build, trusted with what came next
Across SaaS, healthcare, security, media, and service businesses, the work tends to come back to the same questions: did the site get faster, did the numbers move, did search and AI discovery improve, and could the team keep improving it without me in the room. Clear interfaces and durable frontend systems are how I get there.
Featured Work
Projects where ownership had to connect the system to the result
Each one pairs the work with the outcome: what was built, why the system needed to work that way, and what changed once it was in the hands of the team. The supporting details stay concrete: scope, stack, decisions, and the results these organizations actually tracked.
Subscription commerce platform
A modular marketing platform built around performance, content operations, and AI visibility
B2B security platform
A SaaS marketing site built around product clarity, enterprise trust, and security buyer confidence
Medical device commerce
A commerce and partner platform tied directly to physician sales operations