Selected work
Things I designed, built, or maintain. Where a project was built for an employer or a client, it's labelled that way; personal and open-source work is labelled too. Nothing here is presented as a business result it didn't produce.
Studio web builds — the sites published in the Red Rock Webscapes portfolio — are collected further down the page.
An IRC-style chat platform for the modern web. Public, private, and invite-only channels, operator levels, slash commands, themes, webhooks, and optional voice and video over LiveKit — self-hosted on PHP 8.1+ and SQLite, with no IRC daemon required.
A job-search assistant that reads a master résumé against a specific job description, rewrites the bullet points that matter, and answers follow-up questions with the role in context. It runs locally: PHP 8.1 with Tailwind and Alpine.js on the front end, Tiptap for editing, Gemini for the model calls, and flat JSON files instead of a database. Career data stays on the machine it runs on rather than a hosted service.
A support platform that consolidates ticketing, live chat, and a knowledge base into one interface for service teams, so agents aren't switching between tools to close a single ticket.
Internal tooling built while leading support at Kings Global Consulting. The suite covers a VPN presence scanner, a SendGrid log checker that let support staff read delivery logs without direct access to the shared SendGrid account, Bot Sharpener, and Ricardo AI — an assistant for client workflows.
An internet-comparison site for Las Vegas: Cox cable versus Quantum Fiber and WeLink, with plan comparisons, an availability checker, and affiliate sign-up links. A Discourse forum handles neighbourhood questions and provider-specific support.
A studio site covering server management, software development, and AI consulting — built on Webflow, with the content and structure designed around those three offers.
Studio web work
Web design and build work published in the Red Rock Webscapes portfolio: service businesses, e-commerce, a directory, a job board, and two design studies. Case notes and live links live on that site.
Turnkey vending routes in Las Vegas: five pages built around one flat price per location, an everything-included breakdown, owner testimonials, a free-machines offer for host businesses, and click-to-call throughout.
WooCommerce beauty store with a category-led home page, a large shop index, a new-arrivals feed, product options for shade and pack size, and an FAQ split across shipping and orders.
A statewide job board run as its own product: pay-transparent postings that require a salary range, pay period, and work arrangement, plus AI screening and human review before a listing goes live.
A Las Vegas Valley trades directory: a category index running from roofing to phone repair, a filtered quote form, per-trade pages, and city listings for Henderson, North Las Vegas, and Boulder City.
An editorial, phone-first site for a personal-injury practice: a practice-area ticker, a claim-versus-lawsuit comparison, an eight-question FAQ, and a results page that pairs sample figures with a prior-results disclaimer.
A same-day junk removal site for a hauling crew: a load-size ticker, an uneven services grid, a donate-and-recycle-first policy block, a free-estimate form, and a sticky call bar on mobile.
Concept builds are design studies rather than client engagements. See the full portfolio at Red Rock Webscapes .
Also on GitHub
Older and smaller projects that are still public. Repository descriptions are the ones published with each project.
Open-source construction project management software. PHP
A ClientExec anti-fraud plugin using GeoLite2 and FraudRecord — a low-to-no cost approach to fraud prevention in the ClientExec billing system. PHP
Scripts, prototypes, and experiments, updated as time allows.
Need a site, store, or app built rather than a résumé reviewed? That work lives at Red Rock Webscapes .