Portfolio

The work,
framed.

Shipped builds, each one live. No screenshots here — every plate is drawn in its client's own register. Click through and walk around the real thing. Further down, one of them is annotated decision by decision, with the reasoning attached.

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Master Barber

A Scottsdale barbershop site built to fill chairs — booking sits up front, and calling is one tap away on a phone.

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Scottsdale Master Barber Grooming
Google report: 99 · 96 · 100 · 100
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MH-7 Healthcare
Live build · five service lines, in-home
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Gold Exchange US

Phoenix's walk-in gold and jewelry buyer since 2008. Free appraisals with XRF testing, and cash paid on the spot.

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Gold Exchange US Precious Metals
Live build · walk-in buyer, Phoenix
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Aurora

A private journal that teaches psychology. You write; it reflects back with methods like CBT and ACT — encrypted on your own device.

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Aurora Journal In-House · Behavioral Health
Our own product · built & run by Quantum Forge
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Photo a Day

Photographer Collin Hodge's photo blog — a new picture every day, browsable as a feed, by date on a calendar, or pinned on a map.

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Photo a Day Photography
Live build · daily photo journal
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Arms Record

Bills of sale for private firearm transfers. Fill in a state template, e-sign through DocuSign, and keep it in an encrypted vault.

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Arms Record Legal Tech
Live product · contracts, e-signature, vault

Most builds aren't shown here — available on request through Customer Relations.

Theory is cheap until it ships.

One build,
reasoning attached.

Below is Scottsdale Master Barber — the same build that races a template site live on the Web Design page — taken apart decision by decision. Every choice traces back to a finding on the Method page, by number.

Drawn schematic of scottsdalemasterbarber.com — live. PageSpeed Insights: 99 Performance, 96 Accessibility, 100 Best Practices, 100 SEO. Agentic browsing 2 / 2.

  • A.01 The first thing you see is the thing you came for. A visitor's attention lands before their intention does. Booking sits exactly where the first scan touches down — nothing has to be found. Method 01 — The Scan
  • A.02 Headings speak the customer's language. Services are named the way people search for them — the fade, the hot towel shave — not the way an owner catalogs them. Strong scent keeps a forager on the page. Method 02 — Scent
  • A.03 One decision per screen. Each section of the page asks for exactly one thing, or nothing. Fewer competing options means faster, more confident action. Method 03 — Choice
  • A.04 The phone number lives in the thumb zone. On a phone — where a barbershop's customers actually are — calling takes one tap from where the hand already rests. Effort prices every action; this one is nearly free. Method 04 — Effort
  • A.05 Speed as courtesy. The page paints in well under Google's 2.5-second target, because more than half of mobile visitors abandon anything slower than three. The scores in the caption are the receipt. Run it live — Web Design