Service · Web apps & tools
Portals, calculators, live data and custom tools that save hours or give customers something useful.
Featured work
LineCheck lets travelers see real airport wait times by terminal and checkpoint before they leave the house.
I designed it mobile-first for people standing in a parking garage, kept reporting a wait down to a couple of taps and made the live data easy to scan at a glance.
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Hover a site to scroll it. Every one is live, so click through and poke around.
A community cold case database with member accounts, a forum and a weekly show.
Visit chenzocases.com ↗Read the case study →
A ranch site with a four-step order app that makes buying a half cow as easy as ordering a pizza.
Visit bartonbeef.com ↗Read the case study →
A know-before-you-go guide to eating around Flagler County.
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Visit bellinghamautokey.com ↗Read the case study →
A home inspector site built to win local searches and turn them into booked inspections.
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A golf cart rental site where picking a cart is the easy part.
Visit bosscartsofflorida.com ↗Read the case study →
A golf lifestyle brand that needed to feel premium and still sell.
Visit rozaygolf.com ↗Read the case study →
A beachfront Flagler Beach rental built to book direct.
Visit beachfrontvacationrentalflaglerbeach.com ↗Read the case study →
A mortgage site where applying feels like a conversation, not paperwork.
Visit applywithandrea.com ↗Read the case study →How I tackle it
What eats your time or confuses your customers.
Screens and flows you can click through before anything gets built.
Fast, secure and easy to use on any device.
Real usage tells us what to add next.
“I came into this needing a site that fits my business model and made a friend in the process!”
Fair questions
It depends on what it does. Most start small and grow once they prove themselves.
Always. Most of these get used on a phone first.
Usually, yes. Calendars, CRMs, payments, spreadsheets, you name it.
Your turn
Tell me where you are and where you want to go. Four minutes on the scope planner and I’ll send back a game plan the same day.