Content,
connected.
I manage large CMS projects, content migrations, and backend integrations for non-profits and other large organizations, connecting content and systems without disrupting the people who depend on them.
For when nobody remembers why it works that way.
Four ways in.
Custom WordPress, built to be edited
Custom themes and blocks built around how your team actually publishes, so updating the site doesn’t require a developer.
Connect the systems you already use
I connect your website to your CRM, mailing list, Salesforce, and other systems, so information moves where it needs to without copy and paste.
Move years of content safely
Large content migrations, planned and scripted so content, media, metadata, and redirects make the move without anything quietly getting lost along the way.
Content without the constraints
Headless CMS architecture with a modern front end when you need more flexibility, better performance, or the same content delivered in more than one place.
Signs it’s time.
- 01
Updating the homepage means emailing a developer.
- 02
Your CRM and your website don’t know about each other.
- 03
There are ten years of content on a platform you’re ready to leave.
- 04
Someone exports a CSV every week to keep two systems in sync.
- 05
The site is slow, and nobody is quite sure why.
Measure twice, migrate once.
- 01
Audit what’s there
We inventory the content, integrations, and editors involved, and decide what moves, what changes, and what retires.
- 02
Model the content
I design content types and fields around how your team publishes, not around the old system’s limits.
- 03
Rehearse the move
Scripted, repeatable imports we can run, check, and rerun until everything lands where it should.
- 04
Launch and hand off
Redirects, training, and documentation so your team owns the new site from day one.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
A custom WordPress portal with passwordless, Salesforce-verified sign-in, giving Foundation members access to Quarterly back issues, members-only events and partner benefits.