• Senior Frontend Developer @ Whiteboard
• Freelance Webflow Developer @ nights and weekends
• Certified Webflow Partner
• Recovering Project Manager
• Dad of 2 cutie patooties

I built the TED Conferences site for total client control. The TED team can now add new pages, sections, and layouts, with a large component library, making full use of Webflow's Page Building experience. The result is more control, speed to market, and lower costs.

The report microsite presents this year's findings with fluid typography, an offset grid system, and smooth scroll-based animations. The key here was to let the site deliver content to the user in a chapterized format, and use beautiful custom illustrations and unveiling effects, without letting animation get in the way of content.

Just a tasteful, well-branded microsite for Christmas Eve services. The typography and custom assets speak for themselves, but I added some neat lighting tricks for a shimmering, moving backdrop, and SVG path draw-in animation for added effect.

The Multiplier is a content hub for CaptivateIQ's thought leadership, featuring expert contributions and perspectives. It's built as a free membership content site, with access, profiles, and a favoriting system using Memberstack, integrated with the client's CRM.

Harness serves nonprofits and financial institutions through fundraising technology, card programs, and embedded executive solutions. This has been a fun collaboration with a great creative director, and I've gotten to work with top minds like Keegan Leary and Timothy Ricks on some fancy tricks.

A fun, 8-bit inspired take on a traditional annual report. This single-scroll, multi-chapter experience features custom illustrations throughout, supported by subtle animations, and a whole lot of custom JavaScript to create interesting interactions that feel effortless. And of course, a fun easter egg if you know what to look for.

Martha & Mary is a historic organization that's been modernized as it's expanded. The site is component-based and flexible enough to give the team control over the site, with guardrails to maintain brand consistency.