I am a Web developer, creative thinker, and professional problem solver. If your website feels dated, your idea needs structure, or your project needs a calm hand and sharp execution, you're in the right place. I'm called The Solutionist for a reason.
A clean brief is nice. Real work is usually messier. My job is to understand what matters, find a practical route through it, and leave the thing in better shape than I found it.
Get the context first: the people, the constraints, the code, and what the work actually needs to achieve.
There is usually more than one way forward. I look for the route that solves the real problem without creating three new ones.
Details matter. Edge cases matter. Handoff matters. The job is done when the solution works where it counts.
The stack matters. So does knowing which tool fits the job. Here is the range I bring to a project, from the first build to the problem nobody planned for.
Responsive websites, custom web applications, and considered front-end execution.
JavaScript / CSS / Nuxt.jsBusiness logic, databases, integrations, and reliable application foundations.
PHP / MySQL / Laravel / CakePHPContent-led websites, publishing workflows, and systems people can manage.
WordPress / CMS / migrationsDebugging, legacy work, data moves, and technical support when the route is not obvious.
Databases / Windows Server / Active Directory / PBXDifferent industries, different goals. The work below is a selection of projects I have contributed to. Follow the links to explore each one.
.jpg)
Football was first. Technology became the career. Writing and music never left. They use different tools, but the part I enjoy is surprisingly similar: read what is happening, notice the space others miss, make a decision, and execute it cleanly. That is probably why "The Solutionist" stuck.
I build websites and work across the systems behind them. PHP, databases, CMS platforms, and the less glamorous problem solving that keeps a project moving.
Writing, rap, performance, and the arts have always been part of my life. They shape my taste and remind me that useful work can still have character.
The resume is still there if you want the more conventional breakdown of experience, stack, and background.
Download resumeTell me what you're building, what is broken, or what you cannot quite figure out. If it is in my lane, I'll tell you how I would approach it.