A calling card · Madison, Wisconsin
Making websites since dial-up.
Built so you can run them. Usability and accessibility are part of the build, not a final pass.
If you have a project in mind, I’ll make it work and teach you how to keep it that way; the easiest first step is a short note about what you’re working on.
What I take on
Small organizations
Nonprofits and family-run businesses; the projects agencies decline because the line items don’t add up. They add up to me.
Accessibility-serious work
Built for the people who need a screen reader, not just to clear a compliance check. That includes the parts no one else tests for.
Hand-built WordPress
Custom themes, sensible plugins, a content model the editor can actually use. No page builders that fight the editor.
Long-term care
I keep the lights on for sites I built years ago. The original build is done; the relationship isn’t. When something breaks two years later, you’re not starting over with someone new.
Ventures
Things I’ve made when I should have been resting.
- FamilyRally
Recovery update pages for the people you love. One link, no accounts, no group chats. What you wanted the night before surgery and couldn’t find. more
- powntheday
An ambient daily ritual. Started as a sticky note above the desk. more
- Rabbit Hole Ventures
An umbrella for the rest of it. Not a holding company; a labeled drawer. more
From the workbench
Working on something?
Send a short note. I read each and every one.