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I have always been driven to create. It is part of who I am. I have been designing and building websites and applications since the early 2000s, beginning with eSolutions Interactive, Inc.—where we delivered custom web apps, marketing sites, and hosting for small and mid-sized businesses and individuals who needed dependable execution, not jargon.

Alongside the screen work, I am a lifelong musician: writing and releasing original music, playing live with cover bands and solo sets, and working as a DJ and MC for weddings, corporate events, and public and private gatherings. Building products and playing rooms are different stages, but both come down to reading the room, nailing the details, and delivering something people feel.

How do you like to work with clients day to day?

Every engagement starts with a clear project brief. From there, we shape scope together—usually over email—with room for real conversation. I like working directly with clients, pulling out what they want, what they dislike (often the fastest path to clarity), and translating that into something concrete they can see and use.

What kinds of projects do you gravitate toward—and what do you avoid?

I am open to a wide range of work, but I am most energized by organizations with moving parts—systems, workflows, and growth goals that benefit from thoughtful tooling. Straightforward brochure sites can be done well, yet I am at my best when clients are motivated to grow their audience, sharpen their offer, and invest in something that earns its keep.

What should someone expect in the first two weeks?

Efficiency matters. Early on you should see a brief, structure for next steps, and first tangible artifacts—often wireframes or layout direction plus initial content direction—so both sides can align on intent, look, and function before the build accelerates.

Outside of client work, what are you building or learning?

I stay close to advances in AI, custom applications, and shifting consumer expectations—so recommendations stay practical and forward-looking, not trendy for its own sake.