About
I've been building for the web since 1997 — designing, coding, and shipping publishing systems for clients ranging from startups to the W3C. For years I ran Monkey Do, a small studio specializing in standards-based front ends and CMS-driven editorial sites.
Now I'm focused on what's next: acquiring a small, profitable brick-and-mortar business in Queens, building new products, and putting two decades of technical experience to work in new ways.
I believe in the open web, semantic markup, and building things that last. I'd rather write clean HTML and CSS than chase the framework of the month. I care about craft, accessibility, and making the web a little better than I found it.
View past work at monkeydo.biz →Web Work
Two decades of building
for the web.
Through Monkey Do, I designed and built publishing platforms, editorial sites, e-commerce systems, and interactive features for organizations that care about quality, accessibility, and content.
Ventures
Making things, selling things.
PronounTown
A socially-conscious sticker brand. Inclusive, intended for professional settings, but appropriate for any and every occasion.
Retail / E-CommerceThe Board
Incredibly easy-to-update digital menu boards for delis and restaurants. Text your changes, and they show up on every display and your website. No logins, no laptops. (Currently signing up founding members in Queens.)
Product / SaaSTrivet Recipes
A recipe-sharing site for bloggers and home cooks, built on ExpressionEngine with Spoonacular API integration.
Product / Web AppSmall Business Search
I'm actively looking to acquire a brick-and-mortar business — ideally one that could benefit from technical modernization. Leads welcome.
Acquisition / Entrepreneurship