Selected work

Work that makes the next customer or team step clearer.

Each story names the business problem, the work delivered, and what the visible experience demonstrates. The examples do not claim measured revenue or ROI.

Airlift ProductionsWebsite + cloud consolidation

Website + cloud consolidationNew Orleans, Louisiana

Airlift Productions

A business website and a WordPress blog brought together around one voice, one archive, and one place to publish.

The problem: A business website and a separate WordPress blog meant two sites to host and maintain, with years of stories and media to carry forward.
The work: Rebuilt the experience on Azure with a unified blog, custom visual CMS, media storage, historical URL mapping, and the owner’s preferred Clicky analytics.
The result: A modern, responsive site brings the business and archive together while giving the owner a visual path to edit, preview, and publish.

Website + blog consolidationAzure hostingVisual CMSMedia librarySEO continuityClicky analytics

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Dantara SpaClient website + operations

Client website + operationsDallas, Texas

Dantara Spa

A digital storefront, focused spa tools, and a customer-assistance kiosk that helps guests explore services while the front desk is busy.

The problem: A busy front desk needs to help arriving guests while keeping service information and daily spa work connected.
The work: Built a service-focused website and custom spa workflows, plus a touchscreen kiosk for service browsing and everyday customer questions.
The result: Guests can explore services while staff help someone else, then turn to the team for personal assistance. Custom tools bring daily spa work into focused views.

Fresha bookingGoogle + Fresha reviewsMembershipsGift cardsWellness journalLocal SEO

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Healing Thai Massage by NapaClient website + content

Client website + contentRichardson, Texas

Healing Thai Massage by Napa

A private-studio website that makes services, pricing, arrival details, and booking easy to understand before a first visit.

The problem: A private studio needs to answer practical questions before a first visit.
The work: Organized services, prices, packages, reviews, Square booking, and arrival guidance into a responsive website.
The result: Visitors can understand the experience, plan their arrival, and reach booking from one place.

Square bookingGoogle reviewsService pricingPackages + gift cardsFAQ + arrival guideLocal SEO

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SOSO Executive TransportationClient system + interface studies

Client system + interface studiesBaton Rouge, Louisiana

SOSO Executive Transportation

A public transportation site paired with tools that bring requests, quotes, client history, trips, and reporting into a clearer operating picture.

The problem: Transportation work becomes harder to coordinate when requests, quotes, client history, and reporting sit in separate handoffs.
The work: Connected a public fleet and service presence with custom tools for requests, quoting, scheduling, client records, billing, and reporting.
The result: The business has a clearer operating picture, from reviewing a request to preparing a trip and tracing financial records.

Book your rideFleet showcaseAirport + group travelQuote workflowOperations analyticsFinancial reporting

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TrestivoOwner-operated product + website

Owner-operated product + websiteOwner-operated

Trestivo

An owner-operated JCA product exploring how typed, spoken, or scanned input can make the next learning step easier to take.

The problem: A learner who is stuck needs a manageable next step and a useful way to carry learning forward.
The work: Built a guided learning product and website around typed, spoken, or scanned input and learning records.
The result: The product demonstrates a calmer path through a lesson. Its film uses fictional characters; measured learning gains are not claimed.

Guided learningTyped / spoken / scannedLearning recordsAtlas-led experienceStudent-centered UX

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The SourceClient technology website

Client technology websiteKaty / Houston, Texas

The Source

A technology-partner site that turns managed IT, AV integration, and custom solutions into practical choices and clear customer access paths.

The problem: A broad technology offering needs to be understandable to a business owner looking for the right help.
The work: Structured a website around managed IT, AV integration, custom solutions, planning insights, and customer access.
The result: Visitors can explore the service areas, read practical guidance, and find the customer portal.

Managed ITAV integrationCustom solutionsCustomer portalInsights / planning guidesKaty + Houston

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Watch the work

The business behind the website.

Short films of custom business tools and an owner-operated JCA learning product. The business examples use synthetic demonstration data.

Transportation operations1:15

SOSOLT business tools

Transportation requests need a clear route to a workable trip. Custom tools connect quotes, vehicle capacity, and dispatch readiness.

Actual interfaces with synthetic demonstration data.

Music: Porch Blues by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Excerpted, faded and mixed beneath narration.

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Spa operations1:20

Dantara Spa custom workflows

A working spa needs clear booking and connected administration. Custom workflows bring client records, services, digital gifting, therapist pay, and reporting into focused views.

Actual interfaces with synthetic demonstration data.

Music: Ethereal Relaxation by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Excerpted, faded and mixed beneath narration.

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JCA product + website1:30

Trestivo — The Next Step

When a learner is stuck, the next step should feel manageable. This JCA-built product and website explore a calmer guided learning experience.

A product demonstration with fictional family characters.

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Customer-assistance kiosks

An extra set of hands when the front desk is busy.

Give visitors a useful next step while your team helps someone else. At Dantara Spa, a touchscreen brings service information and a focused concierge into the lobby.

Help with the everyday questions

Guests can explore services, compare options, and ask about the spa and its hours. The concierge works from the business information supplied to it and guides guests toward staff when a question needs personal attention.

Built around the people at the desk

Staff remain the point of contact for personal decisions and further help. Guest-session resets, local content, and a defined support and maintenance scope are part of planning the installation.

Dantara touchscreen showing service categories, massage descriptions, durations and listed prices — **Explore the services**Categories and service details give guests something useful to browse while they wait.

Ask Dantara panel with an empty question field, service-comparison suggestions and public-kiosk privacy guidance — **Ask an everyday question**A focused concierge for service information and basic spa questions, with touch and voice controls.

Actual Dantara kiosk interface, shown in existing documentation captures. No customer records or private conversations are shown. Screens may differ from the current installation; listed service details are illustrative of the captured version.

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Tooling proof

A glimpse at the systems layer.

These SOSO interface studies use synthetic demonstration data. They show workflow and product scope, not a before-and-after performance claim.

**Operations overview**A date-aware view of requests, trips, and exceptions.

**Quote builder workflow**A guided workflow that makes complex quoting more consistent.

**Client CRM**A usable directory with history, export, and rebook actions.

**Financial reporting**Traceable records for management and CPA review.

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