HNN is a high volume, often controversial site. I have managed this site for Erin, for many years. Server/hosting management + support, Site customization, Security, and so forth.

This is a complete online commerce management and integration system which I personally built from scratch. Features too numerous to mention here ( contact me for details or a live demo ). From procurement through delivery confirmation, merging and synchronizing data ( orders, inventory, etc )from multiple sales platforms ( Shopify, Lazada, Shopee, TikTik, Others on request ). 

This is a group of related sites. Most of the front end visual aspects were done by a designer. My contributions included: Virtual server allocation, setup, monitoring; WordPress installation, configuration, securing; member/subscription system setup an customization coding; member search and mapping api creation ( different front end sites have different filtering and parameter requirements ).

Basically, designed the systems and did all the coding required so multiple front end sites share a single membership backend.

I began working with CouponCabin when it was a static site being updated by a simple visual basic scripts using a csv of coupons gathered by hand. The site grew rapidly with my my creation of spidering tools to find and extract coupons automatically from numerous sources.

I then went to work with them full time as CTO where I developed a comprehensive multi-user management system the controlled ALL aspects of the business. Including: collecting the offers via API’s,  proprietary coupon “scoring” algorithms, creation of additional related sites, dynamic geo based server load balancing with a combination of physical servers and cloud based instances which were automatically managed as the load changed.

For Procon systems I am basically an offsite IT department. I built or customized most aspects or their website, I built and manage their hosting, I provide on-call support for physical offices and systems. 

Basic internet presence for a machinery manufacturer. Product specs, downloads, etc. WordPress site customized Divi theme.

While I did build the “site” itself, this was actually a complete marketing package and system I built and managed. Clients of QuanSite could sign up, answer questions, provide some basic graphics and it would automatically create hosting and a basic WordPress based site including: Core pages, contact forms, select set of pugins, customized and simplified WP admin ( simplifying and/or hiding much of the complexity of managing WordPress. Quansite was running upwards of 100 sites at one point.  

Rich jerk was an interesting project. Was a pretty basic design, but what was unique is that it went from a “Coming Soon” countdown to extreme volume funneling into a purchase. The site owner was very well known, his reputation being what drove the traffic and being on the line if the site was not up to the task. It was my job to build the functionality and be sure it was ready for extreme load.

What’s different about this project is that while it is technically WordPress / Divi based,  Like 80% of the content is dynamically loaded and it is a very “non-WP” type design.

I have been working with Studio818 for years. The client provides the design and content while I take care of all technical aspects. Server admin, Hosting, Firewall, Optimization, WP Admin, and most recently applying a new design and theme to the site.

A basic WordPress site with a few special features like questionnaires and mapping. I suppose nostalgia is the main reason it is included here as it was an early example of a site I built from scratch for a client.