Every project below is live on the open internet, with the client's real domain. Challenge, approach, stack, timeline, and what I learned — no hand-waving, no "trust me."
A 30-year-old Homestead print shop with zero online presence — every lead came from word-of-mouth, foot traffic, or aged Yellow Pages habit. Owner was losing younger commercial customers to bigger competitors with modern websites.
Read the case studyEstablished Miami-based Caribbean freight forwarder needed a modern public site to replace a decade-old WordPress build. Critical requirement: their printed sailing schedule PDF needed to render as a searchable table on the website without manual data entry every week.
Read the case studyA new SaaS for Florida attorneys needed both a marketing site and a working application with Stripe billing. Budget was solo-founder lean, timeline was tight, and the target customer (lawyers) is famously hard to convince with anything that looks like a tech-startup landing page.
Read the case studyEstablished WordPress site (built in UX Builder) needed targeted enhancements — not a rebuild. Owner wanted brand-aligned snippets layered into the existing template, faster mobile rendering, and a few key landing pages added without disrupting the rest of the site.
Read the case studyWorking actor needed a portfolio site to send to casting directors and agents. Required: reel embed, headshot gallery, full résumé, credits list, contact form for booking inquiries.
Read the case studyLicensed Florida PI firm (FDACS A1800135) wanted a dedicated landing page for their new cyber/OSINT investigation division. Needed to rank for specific high-intent searches ("digital forensics Miami," "OSINT investigator Florida") while staying within ethical advertising rules for the industry.
Read the case studyModernize a 90s-era Delphi/Winisis-based freight management system into a modern web ERP — preserving 30 years of operational workflow that the team relies on daily, without a multi-year rewrite..
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