Yes. The portfolio reflects delivered work. Some entries use shortened client context where confidentiality requires it, but the implementation and outcomes are from real engagements.

A portfolio entry is the quick snapshot: what the project was and what I built. A case study is the long version, where I walk through the constraints I was working under, the trade-offs I made, and how the result was measured. I write a case study when the thinking behind a decision is more…

Yes, with consent. After a discovery call and once scope is mutually understood, I will reach out to specific past clients on your behalf and ask whether they are willing to take a short reference call. I never share client contact details, names, or engagement details without their prior written permission. That includes confidentiality clauses…

WordPress is the core of what I do, so that is what most of the portfolio shows. I also take on the work that sits right next to it: architecture decisions, technical SEO, and platform advisory that make the WordPress side hold up. If your project leans on WordPress in some way, even if it…

Most of the implementation work shown here starts in the mid-four to low-five figures. I do not set a final number until after discovery, when I understand what the project actually needs; then I scope it against fixed pricing bands so you see a real figure before any work begins. If your budget sits below…