When off-the-shelf won’t do: booking systems with live inventory, payment flows, CMS-driven sites with visual editing, data integrations, interactive maps and anything else your business needs a website to actually do.
Recent builds include a heli-ski booking engine with seat holds, Stripe deposits and calendar-based reservations; a fine art print store with live, to-scale wall mockups; and an engineering firm’s project map with server-rendered pages that update within a minute of publishing.
There’s no house platform here. Each project gets the stack that suits it: WordPress or Shopify when that’s what your team knows and needs, Webflow for marketing sites, or modern headless builds (Astro, Next.js, Sanity) when speed and flexibility matter most. The goal is always the same: fast, secure and easy for you to run.
A full rebuild for North America’s longest-running family heli-ski operation: booking engine, live seat inventory, Stripe deposits and a decade of in-house photography and film.
A photographer’s portfolio and fine art print shop: nearly 1,000 photos with written alt text, a masonry archive and a print configurator that draws every size and material on a wall, to scale.
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“His experience, creativity, communication style and ability to make revisions quickly allowed him to produce a website that is harmonious and cohesive.”
Brandon Mitchell · Brandon Mitchell Architect
FAQ
Custom development questions
What do you build with?
Whatever is current and best for the project. That might be WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or a modern headless stack like Astro or Next.js with a CMS such as Sanity. You’re never locked into a platform because it’s the only one I know.
Can you take over an existing site?
Yes. I can audit, fix and maintain an existing site, or migrate it to a better stack without losing URLs or rankings.