Web developer, Denver
Estimates for contractors, trip math for rideshare drivers, and sites that bring in calls for local trades. I take a project from the first sketch to a live URL, and I'm open to freelance work and full-time roles.
Selected work
Each one solves a specific problem for a specific kind of user. Every link below goes to the live version.
Offline-ready PWA for tradespeople
Write an estimate on your phone, with line items, notes, and sales tax by city. Send a clean PDF by text or email, turn it into an invoice, and mark it paid. There is no account to create, and everything stays on the device, so it works on a job site with no signal.
Now in early market testing with contractors.
Trip profitability for rideshare drivers
Screenshot a ride offer and see right away whether it pays. The app reads the trip details from the image, works out the real profit after costs, and helps the driver decide to accept or decline.
Next up is a loan payoff dashboard that connects daily earnings to paying off a vehicle.
Lead-generation site for a family painting company
A mobile-first site for a Denver-area painter that shows the work and makes it easy to ask for a free estimate. It features a before and after slider for a fire-damage restoration, a service breakdown, and clear calls to action on every screen.
Preview tool for marketers and developers
Enter any URL and see how its meta tags will look in Google results and on social platforms, with feedback on what to fix.
About
I taught myself to code and finished a full-stack certification at Nucamp in 2023. Before that I held CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications and worked in IT support.
For years I've also run the day-to-day for a painting company and a set of rental properties: leasing, rent records, estimates, and expense tracking. That's why I build tools for the people who do that work. I know what a bad estimate form costs a contractor, and I design for a phone in a truck, not a desk.
Full-stack MERN certification, Nucamp, January 2023.