I started web development in 2009, exploring an idea to create a library of shareable images with friends. MySpace was still relevant, and Facebook was just emerging. While our image-sharing concept didn't take off (we were focused on launching our careers post-college), Pinterest launched a year later—we missed that opportunity.
Within a few years, I began freelancing web development for friends. Most of my early work is too dated to showcase, but it represents years of side projects and freelance work that I've picked up every few years since 2008.
Recently, I've been working on bouldercreekgolf.com and bigbasincountry.club for Boulder Creek Golf Club, plus firstalarm.com. While I prefer fully custom builds over WordPress, we chose WordPress for First Alarm to enable their team to self-serve content updates. Sometimes the right tool is the one that empowers the client, even if it's not my personal preference.
Public course site for Boulder Creek Golf Club—tee times, dining, disc golf, and events in the Santa Cruz Mountains redwoods.
Club hub for leagues, events, clinics, and member-facing pages—companion digital presence alongside the main golf course site.
Security and alarm company website. WordPress-based solution enabling self-service content management for the client team.
Power and electrical services company website. The live site is dated and has not been updated in a while.
Technology consulting and services website.
Brewery website. Site has been updated since original development.
Event website for annual 5k race. No longer exists.
Local business services website. Company no longer exists.
Pet services website. No longer exists.