HTML & Semantic Structure
I build well-structured, standards-based pages with semantic markup that supports accessibility, search, maintainability, and reliable presentation across platforms.
I specialize in web administration, CMS management, front-end development, accessibility, and digital content architecture, with a focus on creating reliable websites that are easy to use and built to last.
I'm a web administrator with hands-on experience managing public-facing websites and internal web systems. My work spans CMS administration, front-end development, accessibility, content architecture, and long-term site maintenance.
I work across modern CMS platforms and legacy systems, handling everything from templates and responsive interfaces to content migrations, accessibility improvements, analytics, and the day-to-day work required to keep large websites dependable.
I favor straightforward solutions over unnecessary complexity. Clean structure, readable code, sensible naming conventions, and maintainability matter to me because a website has to work long after the initial project is finished.
My goal is simple: build web systems that serve their users well and make life easier for the people who have to manage them next.
My work combines front-end development with the practical demands of administering, maintaining, and improving real-world web systems.
I build well-structured, standards-based pages with semantic markup that supports accessibility, search, maintainability, and reliable presentation across platforms.
I create responsive interfaces using modern CSS as well as established frameworks, with an emphasis on consistency, readability, and maintainable design systems.
I use JavaScript to enhance interfaces, automate front-end behavior, and add purposeful interactivity while keeping implementations understandable and maintainable.
I administer CMS-driven websites, working with templates, content architecture, publishing workflows, forms, permissions, migrations, and the needs of content editors.
I maintain and modernize established web systems incrementally, improving aging templates, layouts, and front-end code without disrupting the services people rely on.
I incorporate accessibility into structure, navigation, content, forms, and interface behavior so that usability is considered throughout the life of a site.
Selected work across CMS administration, website modernization, intranet development, analytics, accessibility, and front-end architecture.
Sole web administrator for rrc.texas.gov, an Umbraco site with roughly 10,000 indexed pages and documents and nearly 7 million page views a year. Five years on the site, the last year-plus running it solo: templates, content architecture, accessibility remediation, forms, publishing workflows, analytics, and platform migrations. The site supports more than 3 million sessions and nearly half a million file downloads annually.
A public site built from scratch for a youth hockey player using semantic HTML, modern CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. Season stats and schedule data are pulled from Google Sheets at page load and rendered into filterable tables, alongside a responsive photo gallery with lightbox, a news page, a contact form, and complete social sharing metadata. Deployed on GitHub Pages with a custom domain.
Maintenance and modernization of a legacy organizational intranet, including shared templates, responsive interfaces, navigation, search, content structure, and incremental front-end upgrades designed to preserve stability for daily users.
Administration of a WordPress instance supporting internal organizational publications. Work covers theme and plugin management, editorial publishing workflows, and user roles and permissions for contributing staff.
Ongoing analysis of public website traffic and user behavior, translating analytics into practical reporting and recommendations for content, navigation, usability, and site structure.
A lightweight, responsive portfolio built from the ground up with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. Designed for accessibility, performance, straightforward maintenance, and minimal dependencies.
A collection of interactive commemorative features I create for holidays, historical anniversaries, and special events.
An animated historical feature created for an internal organizational intranet in observance of Texian Navy Day. The project combines front-end development, animation, historical presentation, and accessibility.
I’m open to conversations about web projects, accessibility, CMS administration, front-end development, and web management.
Send me a message and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.
You can also find me on LinkedIn.