Selected work

Several of PMHCC's 12 web properties were still running on legacy Joomla installs — accumulating known security vulnerabilities and requiring ongoing patching just to stay stable.

Migrated three legacy Joomla properties — PMHCC, PCHC, and Philadelphia Connections — to Webflow, as part of a broader effort leading end-to-end redesigns of five core organizational sites, from information architecture through responsive front-end execution.

Departmental intake ran on paper — physical forms routed by hand, re-keyed into spreadsheets, with no single source of truth and real staff time lost to redundant data entry.

A Webflow front-end form feeding a Zapier logic layer that validated and routed each submission into Google Sheets as the system of record, eliminating the paper handoff entirely. The form was originally specified at 250+ fields to capture the full range of regulated intake data. Once it was live, usage told its own story — a lot of that data wasn't actually being used downstream — so I streamlined it to 37 fields, trading exhaustive capture for a version people would actually finish.

Two live, independently run client sites, each matched to its own operational needs rather than a shared template — Metropolitan Property Services on WordPress, and Equity Plus PHL on an MLS-integrated platform built for property search and listings. For Equity Plus, I also developed the brand identity and color scheme from scratch, with light cross-branding carried through to Metropolitan’s print collateral, including matching business cards.