I build and maintain real, working websites — the kind that take bookings, send emails, and get found on Google. By day I keep New York City's public-facing sites running; nights and weekends I build the same thing for small businesses.
I work on the Web Maintenance team at NYC DOT, where I publish and manage the city's public-facing websites and lead a small team doing the same. That means every day I'm the one making sure a real, high-traffic site works correctly — not building a demo that only has to survive a code review.
Outside of that job, I design and build full websites end to end: booking systems, payments, bilingual content, admin dashboards, the works. I like small businesses in particular — you get to build something that has a direct, visible effect on someone's day-to-day, not just another dashboard nobody opens.
A full business build, a toolkit used inside city government, and a couple of apps built for fun.
A complete website and booking system for a buggy, ATV, and excursion tour operator in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. Built and run the whole thing myself — from the public site to the backend that actually takes the money and runs the calendar.
Three directions, built for three kinds of neighborhood business. Tell me which one is closest to yours and we go from there.
Mobile apps built for fun, and to keep learning.
A React Native memory-matching game with three difficulty levels, haptics, sound, and best-score tracking.
A round-by-round score tracker for Dominican-style team dominoes, built for how the game is actually played.
No jargon, no long contract to read through. Three steps.
Send an email — what you do, what you need a site to handle, anything you don't like about what you have now (if anything).
I'll come back with a straightforward plan and a clear price before any work starts. No surprises later.
You review it, we adjust, it goes live. If you want, I keep it updated after that — hours, menus, photos, whatever changes.
If your business doesn't have a real website yet — or the one you have isn't doing much for you — here's what I offer.
Your hours, services, prices, and photos — built to actually load fast and show up when someone searches your name nearby.
Let customers book and pay online instead of playing phone tag — the same kind of system I run for Amber Coast Tours.
English and Spanish, done properly — not a browser translate button.
Updating hours, menus, or photos yourself shouldn't require a developer — but if you'd rather not deal with it, I keep it current for you.
No hidden fees, no bloated agency quote.
A single-page site — hours, services, photos, contact info — usually runs $350–$500 depending on how much content there is. Something bigger, with online booking or payments built in, costs more, and I'll always give you the exact number before any work starts.
Send me an email with a bit about your business and what you're looking for — I'll get back to you with some ideas and a straightforward price.