Websites and Public Platforms
Responsive, accessible websites designed around your identity, audience, services, and goals.
WEB & APP DEVELOPMENT
Digital systems built around how your work actually works.
I design and build websites, web applications, mobile apps, and connected digital systems for small businesses, independent practitioners, community organizations, and mission-driven teams.
The goal is not technology for its own sake. It is creating a clearer, more useful system—one that reduces friction for the people using it and makes the work behind the work easier to manage.
More than a website.
A digital presence should do more than sit there.
The strongest projects connect the public-facing experience with everything happening behind it: scheduling, payments, memberships, client accounts, communication, documents, internal administration, and ongoing operations.
I can help create the full ecosystem or improve the part that is no longer working.
Web Applications and Client Portals
Account-based platforms where clients, members, staff, or communities can access information, complete tasks, manage services, and interact with your organization.
Mobile Apps
Connected iOS and Android experiences that bring scheduling, accounts, communication, purchases, and other essential services into one place.
Booking, Memberships, and Payments
Integrated systems for appointments, classes, events, subscriptions, packages, contracts, waivers, and secure payment processing.
Administrative Systems
Dashboards and internal tools that help staff manage users, schedules, purchases, documents, communications, and daily operations.
Email and Automation
Transactional email, account notifications, reminders, onboarding sequences, and communication workflows connected directly to the systems people use.
Modernization and System Cleanup
Support for organizations outgrowing disconnected platforms, manual workarounds, outdated websites, or expensive legacy systems.
Launch and Ongoing Support
Testing, deployment, documentation, troubleshooting, refinement, and continued technical support after launch.
Built for real organizations with real constraints.
I work especially well with small businesses and mission-driven teams that need something more tailored than a generic template but do not have an internal technology department.
This may include:
- Wellness studios and independent practitioners
- Creative professionals and educators
- Community organizations and nonprofits
- Researchers and public-facing projects
- Membership-based businesses
- Small teams managing complicated or disconnected systems
You do not need to arrive with technical terminology or a finished plan. We can begin with what you are trying to accomplish, what is currently creating friction, and what the people using the system actually need.
How I approach a project.
STEP 1
Understand the real workflow.
Before selecting tools or designing screens, I look at how the organization currently operates: who uses the system, what they are trying to do, where information moves, and where things break down.
STEP 2
Map the system.
We identify the essential features, user journeys, integrations, administrative needs, project phases, and the difference between what is necessary now and what can be built later.
STEP 3
Build and test in stages.
Projects are developed incrementally so that individual features can be reviewed, tested, corrected, and strengthened before the entire system depends on them.
STEP 4
Prepare for actual use.
A system is not complete simply because the code runs. It must also work across devices, handle real users, communicate clearly, recover from mistakes, and support the people responsible for operating it.
STEP 5
Launch with a path forward.
I provide launch support, documentation, and options for continued maintenance, troubleshooting, and future development.
SELECTED WORK
Selected work.
Phased launch and release testing
Bee Humble Studio
Integrated website, member platform, and mobile application
Bee Humble Studio needed more than a redesigned website. The larger project involved creating a connected digital ecosystem for an independent yoga and wellness studio while replacing fragmented legacy tools and manual administrative processes.
The platform is designed to support the full relationship between the studio, its students, instructors, and administrators.
Project scope
- Responsive public website
- Member accounts and profile management
- Class schedules and booking
- In-person, virtual, and hybrid attendance
- Packages, memberships, events, and workshops
- Square payment and subscription workflows
- Digital contracts and signed waivers
- Instructor rosters and staff tools
- Administrative dashboards
- Transactional and account email
- iOS and Android applications
- Release testing, deployment, and technical operations
My role
Product strategy, system planning, user experience, interface development, web development, mobile application development, platform integrations, quality assurance, deployment, release management, and ongoing technical operations.
Public links will be added as each component of the new platform completes release.
Live and evolving
Drew Gaither | Lior Agni
Multidisciplinary portfolio and service website
A responsive personal platform bringing yoga services, writing, sociological research, consultation booking, and multiple dimensions of public work into one cohesive experience.
The project required an information architecture capable of holding distinct professional identities without making the site feel fragmented or forcing every visitor through the same pathway.
Project scope
- Brand and content architecture
- Responsive website development
- Service and consultation pathways
- Cal.com booking integration
- Writing and research libraries
- Search and social-sharing metadata
- Mobile navigation and accessibility
- Deployment and ongoing refinement
My role
Product strategy, information architecture, design, development, accessibility, quality assurance, deployment, and ongoing refinement.
Recent platforms and integrations.
Recent projects have incorporated tools and platforms including Astro, React, React Native, Expo, Supabase, Netlify, GitHub, Square, Resend, Cal.com, Zoom, and connected APIs.
Technology is selected according to the project rather than treated as the project itself. The right system should be maintainable, proportionate to the organization, and capable of growing without becoming an unnecessary burden.
DEVELOPMENT CONSULTATION
Start with the system, not the software.
A development consultation is a place to talk through:
- What you are trying to build or improve
- What systems and tools you already use
- What currently feels disconnected, repetitive, or difficult
- Who will use and administer the system
- Essential features and future possibilities
- Timeline, budget, launch requirements, and technical constraints
- Whether the project is a good fit for us to develop together
After the consultation, a suitable project can move into a written scope outlining recommended phases, deliverables, responsibilities, cost, and next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know exactly what I want?
No. Many projects begin with a problem rather than a technical plan. Part of the consultation is determining what kind of system would actually address it.
Can you work with an existing website or application?
Yes. A project may involve improving an existing platform, connecting tools that currently operate separately, migrating away from a legacy service, or rebuilding only the portions that need to change.
Do you offer website-only projects?
Yes. Not every organization needs a custom application. A focused, well-designed website may be the appropriate solution.
Can a project begin small and expand later?
Yes. Whenever possible, systems are planned in phases so that essential functionality can launch first without closing off future growth.
Do you provide support after launch?
Ongoing maintenance, troubleshooting, feature development, and operational support may be included in the project or arranged separately.
Do you work with AI-assisted development tools?
Yes. I use modern development and analysis tools where they improve speed, testing, documentation, and problem-solving. Every project still requires human planning, judgment, review, testing, and responsibility for the final system.
Build something that makes the work easier to carry.
Whether you need a clear public website, a member portal, an internal administrative system, or a connected web-and-mobile platform, we can begin with the problem and build outward.