Built with AI. Directed by me.

Scaffolded an Astro site with a data-driven content model, six pages, light and dark themes, a GitHub Pages workflow and a domain shortlist.

Searched the connected mailboxes, found a live Upwork engagement in an Outlook thread and wrote it up under NDA-safe wording.

Rewrote the positioning from developer to senior project manager and operations lead, with the real Upwork contract count, hours and Top Rated Plus.

Cloned both public repos, read the strategy and listing docs, and wrote accurate case studies and app cards.

Replaced every sample case study with SPARC, BARBRI, Symplicity, Rippling, OFFX and Blackdove, and built the experience timeline.

Pointed the site at the domain, added the CNAME, wrote out the Cloudflare DNS records and updated the app status.

Built the Clients page, simplified the experience list and generated a one-page PDF from the same data.

Transcribed five verbatim reviews with ratings, hours and endorsements. No sample content remained.

Cropped the portrait out of a LinkedIn screenshot, added it to the home and About pages, and drafted the first version of the Apps/AI story.

Measured the face in the source image, re-cropped it to a true circle in code and dropped the extra CSS ring.

Rendered the app sites locally, built CSS phone mockups of the real screens, and produced this page with its three tiles.

Added a CSS laptop frame and switched the website story to desktop screenshots.

Explained the two-minute setup, then wired the form to the endpoint with a spam honeypot and a thank-you page.

Added JSON-LD for the site, person and every case study, canonical URLs, Open Graph and Twitter tags, a sitemap and a generated social image.

Wrote a Playwright audit that checks every page at three widths in both themes, then fixed the tap targets, heading order and overflow it found.

Added the Connect card and rewrote the skills to include the AI-directed development work.

Yes. Walked through domain verification on Cloudflare and submitted the sitemap.

Scheduled a weekly routine that re-runs the audit against the live site and opens a pull request if anything drifts.

Shortened every client badge to a few characters so none wraps.

Changed the site email everywhere it appears: About, Contact, footer, resume and structured data.

Moved the section and its styles across, and rewrote the Work page description to match.

Redesigned the print page with a stats strip, more whitespace and a three-column skills grid, still one page.

Rewrote this list from the session history, kept five examples up front and put the full list behind a “show all” toggle.

Masked the brush and its shadow, filled the gap with brick cloned from the wall beside it, and refreshed the social image.

Cloned the LaunchNeat repos, rendered its home, examples and a demo site for the laptop frames, and wrote the fourth story.

Renamed the tab, the page and every link to it.

Built two phone mockups for Good Walk, wrote its story from the preview site, and turned Lume into a quiet “coming soon” tile on the second row.

Built the SignalRig app from its folder in this repo, screenshotted the home page, the scoring demo and the prompt lab, and promoted the tile to a full story.

Pointed the About button and the Work page at the online résumé, made /resume indexable and added it to the sitemap, and left the PDF download only on that page.

Put a dog photo in the “Rex walked today” circle and replaced the landing-page crop with a second app screen, then swapped in the supplied photo, cropped square on the face.

Gave buttons their own deeper blue so link text stays readable in dark mode, matched the nav circle to it, and took dark-mode button contrast from 2.7:1 to 4.5:1.

Removed the PDF button a Cursor session had added back to About, so the download now lives only on the online résumé page.

Had four agents audit the site and others try to disprove each finding (36 of 38 held up), then made About the profile page, named clients in link text, gave case studies real dates and self-hosted the font.

Changed the label to “Freelance hours billed”, checked that it fits on a phone and on the résumé, and regenerated the PDF, still one page.

Added both as coming-soon tiles: Cartworth in its own greens with wording from its App Store copy, and the leaderboard written from the screenshot, since no repo for it turned up.

Linked the home card to cartworth.app, built the full story from the Cartworth repo, and framed three real simulator captures of the Duo’s folded cover screen, skipping frames with retailer art or known data bugs.

Swapped in real iPhone captures of a price comparison, per-unit prices and a two-store trip, redrew the Duo with a hinge and camera, and cut that sentence and two like it.

Moved Cartworth and the Chicago leaderboard into the first row and added a Wisconsin leaderboard tile, coming soon, in the bottom-right spot.

Linked both tiles to their eatsranked.com pages and stopped coming-soon tiles from hiding the open story, then merged them into one Eats Ranked tile linking to eatsranked.com.

Had five agents audit security, SEO, accessibility, accuracy and speed with a second agent checking each finding, then added a content security policy, locked down the deploy workflow, fixed contrast and the phone menu, and cut the headshot from 72 KB to 25 KB.

Took “full-time” out of the since-2015 lines on About, Work and the résumé, recounted every message and screenshot from the chat two independent ways, and made the commit count update on every deploy.

Built a food page kept out of search and the sitemap, a lightbox gallery, and a script that strips the GPS location and other metadata from every photo before it goes in, then cropped the first four photos out of the screenshot.

Took Work out of the top nav, kept it in the footer and linked it from the Clients page summary.

Added the line with “cook” linking to the food page, and renamed the page while keeping its address.

Made every client box on the home page as tall as the tallest and dropped the slash from the AI Projects label in the nav, the page heading and every link to it.

Took it out of the About intro.

Replaced the favicon with the plain blue circle from the nav, in the SVG, the PNG and the iPhone home-screen icon.

Had three agents pull sourced facts from the nine Eats Ranked repos, wrote the story from real simulator screenshots showing only A and B grades, rendered eatsranked.com for the site shot, and had two more agents try to disprove every claim.

Cut the space under the home stats from 180px to about 110px, then had a product designer and a hiring manager review the site, with a third agent checking each suggestion before it shipped.

Moved Project management to the top of the About skills and took both links out of the footer, after checking each page is still linked from elsewhere on the site.

Added an Eats Ranked card to the home page and made the home cards follow the AI Projects tile order, so the two can’t drift apart again.

Pulled the real icons from the Eats Ranked, Good Walk and Cartworth repos, stripped their metadata and put them on the home cards, and retitled the Symplicity case study to match the BARBRI one.

Swapped the label on hover without changing the button’s width, only on devices that can hover, while screen readers still hear “Hire me”.

Wrote a script that measures every card grid on the site, found the same drift in six places (testimonials, project, app and service cards, AI Projects tiles, the contracts list), gave each one shared row tracks, and re-ran it until every row measured 0px apart.

Added it as the last Project type on the contact form.

Pointed it, and the same button on the thank-you page, at Clients.

Retitled all twenty case studies with the job titles from the Upwork contracts and the résumé, and “Founder” for the products of my own.

Rebuilt Recent engagements from the nine newest client case studies so it updates itself, checked every “ongoing” claim against Upwork (three contracts had ended, so those case studies now say when), and asked for screenshots of the reviews, since neither Upwork nor the inbox exposes review text and every quote stays verbatim.

Transcribed seven more verbatim reviews, skipped the odd micro-gigs and the jobs with no written feedback, and ended the two long ones where Upwork’s preview does. Twelve cards now fill four rows.

Said so on the home page, Contact, About and the résumé, rewrote the opening line around SPARC.science, Symplicity and BARBRI, moved the named clients right under the hero with their hours, and added two scope lines each from the case studies while keeping the PDF to one page.

Named Pizzeria Bebu as the staff job on the Work page and the résumé, so it no longer reads as one of the 300+ freelance contracts, and called the rest “key client roles”, since an eight-month contract isn’t one of the longest.

Moved “Not sure yet” below Personal chef, so it closes the list.

Took them off the home page; the stats row right below already shows the same numbers.

Reworded the line on About, and the matching one on Contact, to a variety of full-time and freelance roles, from project management and operations to executive support, automation and events.

Renamed the food page’s heading and title.

Made “See my work” and “Upwork profile” outlined pill buttons like “View resume”.

Shortened the three button labels to exactly that.

Linked every card to its story on AI Projects, which now opens that story and scrolls to it, and gave the site, the case study and the status their own lines on every card.

Changed the green availability line to exactly that.

Had four designers try a cleaner palette and three judges pick one. Every tile and story now sits on the same navy, or blue-white in light mode, and only the label, the link and the selected outline carry each project’s color, so the dark orange and yellow fills no longer turn brown and olive.

Ran a five-part audit with every finding checked by a second agent, then fixed what held up: titles and structured data that still said freelance-only, stale case-study dates, screenshots served as AVIF and WebP at the size each frame shows (a phone now loads about a tenth of the image bytes), demo data that used real companies’ domains, a demo form that could put typed details in the URL, and Dependabot gaps. Account and DNS settings went to Nick as a list.

Trimmed the six search descriptions that ran past 160 characters, and made the GoHighLevel page load each case study only when it’s opened: 74 KB of script up front instead of 209 KB, with every workflow, deep link and landing demo working as before.

Wrote a read-only site-auditor agent that reads the site as a recruiter, a hiring manager and a business owner would and checks search visibility, then ran it with every finding double-checked. Its report scored the site 6, 6.5 and 4 out of 10.

Made the fixes that needed no new facts: Hire me in the phone bar, contact bands at the end of long pages, a contact form that no longer files owners as job seekers and arrives with the topic picked, case-study buttons by type of work with dates and a résumé link, Central Time, and IndexNow after every deploy.

Compared the Drive copy with the site line by line and merged them: Front of House Manager at Bebu with the 20+ people and ServSafe, the QuickBooks line, the new summary, and “Remote (US) or onsite Chicago” on the résumé, About, Contact and home. The site’s stats, scope lines and LinkedIn stayed, and the PDF still fits one page.