My
Work
Every project is scoped to a real problem and built to outlast the engagement. Client results, not concept decks.
Featured
Project
A prominent Wichita law firm needed a site that matched their reputation — professional, fast, and fully manageable by their own team. I rebuilt the entire site in Webflow with a structured CMS, a mobile-first layout, and zero developer dependency going forward.
- New site architecture & information hierarchy
- Mobile-first responsive design across all breakpoints
- Webflow CMS buildout with client-editable content areas
- Attorney profiles, practice area pages, and blog system
- Client training & handoff documentation
Active Work
& Pipeline
A Windows desktop tool for legal discovery — browse exported case data, search message threads, process multimedia evidence with OCR and frame extraction, and export findings without touching source files. Built for and deployed at Adams Jones Law Firm.
A forensic audit and remediation of a law firm's matter records database — identifying gaps, deduplicating entries, standardizing formats, and delivering a coordination model for ongoing data governance.
A clean, fast web presence for a local nonprofit — structured for content independence and built to convert visitors into donors without ongoing developer dependency.
Additional case studies are in progress.
Built Because
They Needed to Exist
Tools I built to solve recurring operational problems — not commissioned, just necessary.
A lightweight Windows utility that automatically sorts a target folder by file type — documents, images, spreadsheets, scripts, and archives — into clean subdirectories. Includes live sort and one-step undo. Built after one too many chaotic Downloads folders.
A lightweight internal ticketing system built for environments that don't need — and won't adopt — enterprise helpdesk software. Logs issues, tracks status, and runs locally with zero external dependencies or licensing costs.
Your Project
Could Be Next.
I take on a limited number of engagements at a time. If you have a problem worth solving, let's talk scope.