Replatforms, new builds, and the delivery discipline that keeps them on schedule. I've spent 13+ years running web and commerce projects for enterprise clients — and I'm the one accountable when the date moves.
Most engagements are one of these. If yours is a mix, say so on the call and we'll scope it properly.
Move off a platform that's holding you back without losing traffic, data or your team's patience.
Best for: Stores on aging Magento, Drupal or a custom build nobody wants to touch.
A storefront or marketing site scoped properly before anyone writes a line of code.
Best for: Businesses that have outgrown a template or a DIY site.
You already have the team, or the agency. You need one person accountable for the outcome.
Best for: Teams juggling several vendors or projects at once.
Platform choice follows your catalog, your team and your budget — not my preference.
Replatforms, upgrades and migrations off legacy Magento.
Open Source builds and the move to Adobe Commerce.
Enterprise storefronts, theme work and app integration.
New stores and rebuilds for smaller catalogs.
Catalog, checkout and multi-storefront delivery.
EPiServer/Optimizely content and commerce programs.
Enterprise content platforms and rollouts.
Content-heavy sites and public-sector builds.
Marketing sites and CMS, launched fast.
The same five steps every time, so nobody is guessing what happens next.
A short call, then a written summary of goals, audience, constraints and budget. No charge, no obligation.
A Statement of Work with fixed deliverables, a schedule and a number. You approve it before any work starts.
Weekly check-ins, a board you can see at any time, and a staging URL from the first week.
Cross-browser and device QA, content and SEO checks, then a cutover plan with a way back.
A support window after launch, plus training so your team isn't dependent on me.
It depends entirely on scope, so every project starts with a written estimate before you commit to anything. For context, I've run engagements from small marketing sites up to $500K builds, and portfolios past $1M a year.
A marketing site is usually 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch. A commerce replatform is more often 3–6 months, depending on catalog size and how much data has to move. You get the real schedule in the Statement of Work, not a guess on a call.
Both, depending on what the project needs. Smaller builds I do directly. Larger programs I scope, staff and run — coordinating developers, designers, QA and offshore resources, which is what I've done for enterprise clients since 2012.
Yes, and it's a good chunk of what I do. Bringing in one accountable program lead is often faster than replacing a team that already knows your business.
Tell me what you're building. I reply within one business day.