About

So you know what you're getting—and so your team can take over when you're ready.

Working together

I build so you can own it—clear, documented, and maintainable by you or any developer. We align on your end goal, work in phases, and you get honest timelines and a real handoff when you're ready.

How we work together and run the project
Focus	What it means for you
End goal first	We start from where you want to end up, then design or improve processes to get there—instead of just automating what you already do.
Phased implementation	Small, testable steps so we can adjust as we go instead of one risky big-bang launch.
Clear expectations	You choose how involved you want to be. I keep you in the loop on tradeoffs and timelines, in plain language.
Visible process	You understand what was built and why at a level that matches your comfort with tech.

What your users get

Your users should be able to just use the thing—without a long training deck or a steep learning curve.

What your users get from the product
Focus	What it means for them
Low learning curve	Familiar patterns and clear language so new people ramp up quickly and need less training.
Faster tasks	Fewer clicks, sane layouts, and reduced visual noise so common tasks take less time.
Lower cognitive load	Interfaces shaped by UX research and real-world usage, so people can focus on their job, not the tool.
Accessible by default	Keyboard, screen readers, motion, and contrast are considered from the start—not bolted on later.

What you keep

Whether it's an app, documentation site, spreadsheet tooling, or layout system, you keep something you can maintain and grow.

What you keep after we're done working together
Focus	What it means for you
DRY, modular structure	Reusable pieces in code, docs, and spreadsheets instead of fragile one-offs.
Documented and findable	Clear naming and structure (for example, a CODE.md) so you know where things live and how to change them.
No specialist required	A competent generalist dev or power user can maintain and extend the work—you’re not tied to a unicorn engineer.
Consistent patterns	The same logic applies across apps, docs, and layouts, so your team doesn’t have to re-learn each artifact.