
Law and Policy Firm Redesign
Legal & Professional ServicesAgency
A WordPress redesign with reorganized legacy content, expanded page structures, and ongoing technical support.
- Content Architecture
- Maintenance
- Performance

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Web Developer & Web Operations Manager in Greater Philadelphia
I’ve worked on the web since 2005, starting as a producer in a newsroom. These days I run web operations at an agency, and I still build plenty myself. This is where I keep that work and write about what it teaches me.
I speak fluent 404. Your customers shouldn’t have to.
A mix of agency projects and my own. Each one says what I did.






Practical notes on WordPress builds, editorial systems, performance, and the decisions that keep websites maintainable.

What to plan before moving a website builder site to WordPress: content, account ownership, redirects, email, and a clear launch scope.

A polished frontend is only half the job. The block editor should preserve structure, communicate intent, and help teams publish safely.

Fast WordPress sites come from disciplined hosting, measurement, release, and maintenance practices, not a one-click optimization stack.
Day to day, I’m the technical partner between account management and the websites themselves.
More about how I workLearn the stack, find the risks, set a practical path.
Clear tasks with scope and something reviewable at the end.
My own builds and other developers’ work get checked before a client sees them.
Document, train, monitor, keep improving.
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~/jason % about

I started in online publishing, where deadlines, content systems, and daily production shaped how I think about the web. That work moved through digital publishing, real estate, consumer products, interactive development, marketing, and graphic design before it became WordPress development and web operations.
That background shapes how I work today: understand the content, make the experience clear, and build something people can keep using. I care about the website visitors see and the systems the team uses behind it.
I built it on native blocks and a small set of design tokens, so a change in one place carries across every page. Projects and Field Notes live in their own content types with structured fields.
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