SELECTED WORK
Small businesses, campaigns, and brands around New Orleans. Every one of these was planned, designed, built, and shipped end-to-end — no handoffs, no template.
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BEAUTY + CREATIVE SERVICES
A beauty and creative-services brand offering house-call cosmetology, live braiding, photography, and creative direction. The site had to sell four distinct services and take bookings for all of them.
EVENTS + BRAND
A New Orleans event activation and photo booth company, rebranded from Phodat. The new site carries the brand change and lays out a service catalog that ranges from 360 booths to full branded activations.
LEGAL
A personal injury and criminal defense practice that needed a credible home online. Built around one job: turning a visitor into a consultation request.
CAMPAIGN
A campaign site for a Louisiana State Senate District 3 run — built on a race deadline, where shipping late means not shipping at all. Still live after the March 2026 race.
PRODUCT DEMO
A demo rather than a client build, and deliberately unnamed — it has no identity until you give it one. One mobile app that installs to a phone's home screen and runs full screen like a native app: sign-in, a bottom-nav frame, list-to-detail navigation, photo capture. Changing one config file retargets the whole thing at a different industry, so the same codebase runs as home services, car care, resale, or event planning. Only the vocabulary, categories, colour and data change.
INTERNAL TOOLS
A survey platform built for a market research firm. Staff build a questionnaire in a drag-and-drop editor, publish it as a public link, and collect responses from people who never need an account. Shown here de-branded, with demo data standing in for client records.
PERSONAL TOOLS
A personal operations tool built for my own use, not a client. Everything starts as one text box: dump whatever is in your head — a leaking tap, a half-formed idea, how the day actually went — and an AI agent reads it, titles it, decides whether it was a note, an idea, a task or a journal entry, tags it, and pulls the actual to-dos out into the right lists. One rambling paragraph about a brake light, an unsent invoice and a dentist becomes four filed tasks across Home, Work and Personal. Those lists feed a time-blocked day you tick through, so scattered thoughts at 6am are a structured schedule by 8. The same agent also runs coding sessions against real projects — reading files, making edits, running the tests and reporting back — keeps a memory of facts about you between sessions, and meters its own token spend so it cannot quietly run up a bill.
Tell me what you're working on and I'll tell you what it takes — scope, timeline, and cost, before you commit to anything.