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Let’s talk about your project

Hiring for a role, planning a build, or stuck on a WordPress problem? Send a few sentences. I read every note myself and reply within one business day, Eastern Time.

  • I read every note myself
  • Reply within one business day (ET)
  • Remote, Eastern time

Write a note

Name, email, and a few sentences are enough. The form goes straight to my inbox, not a CRM.

I only use this to reply. No newsletter.

Who you are, what you need, and roughly when. Paste a URL if you have one.

I usually reply within one business day (ET).

Before you write

  • Reply time

    Within one business day (ET). I read every note.

  • Available

    Full-time, contract, freelance, or agency overflow.

  • Location

    Eastern Time. Available remotely anywhere.

  • Best fit

    Full-stack web apps, WordPress platforms, plugins, integrations, and agency partnerships.

What to include

Three things that help

You don’t need a spec. These three make it easier for me to reply with something useful.

Who you are

Developer, learner, shop, or agency. One line is enough. It changes how I reply.

What you need

A URL, a snippet name, or a sentence about the site or plugin. Skip the long brief.

When you need it

A rough date helps. If you are only asking about code, say that. No timeline needed.

After you send

What happens next

What you can expect after you hit send.

A real reply

You get questions back, or an honest no if I’m the wrong fit. If it is a fit, you get a written scope before any work starts.

No ads or social retainers

I don’t run ads or social accounts for anyone. The example sites here are my own builds.

Public code stays free

You can copy repos and snippets without writing. A note is kind, not required.

Questions

Before you contact a WordPress developer

Short answers about what to send and what happens next.

What should I send?

A paragraph covers it: who the site or app is for, what it needs to do, a site or two you like, and a rough timeline. You don’t need a finished spec.

How fast do you reply?

Within one business day, Eastern Time. I read every note myself.

What happens after I write?

I reply with questions, or an honest no if I’m the wrong fit. If it is a fit, I send a written scope and a rough timeline before any work starts.

What do you build?

WordPress sites, plugins and tools, and full-stack web applications. The Services page covers each one, and the Projects page has live demos.

Do you work with agencies?

Yes. I take agency overflow and work behind the scenes under your name. You keep the client, and I build the WordPress site, plugin, or integration.

Can I ask about a full-time role?

Yes. I’m open to full-time, contract, and freelance work, remote or on-site. Hiring managers can ask for a private walkthrough of employer work under NDA.

Do I own the code when the work is done?

Yes. You own the domain, hosting, database, and code. I leave a short admin guide so your team can run the site without me.

Where are you, and when do you work?

I’m in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and I work Eastern Time. I work remotely with shops and agencies anywhere.

What if I only have a question about a post or a repo?

Send it. Questions about a journal post, a snippet, or a GitHub repo are welcome here too.

Rather not use a form?

GitHub and LinkedIn work too. Want background first? See the projects, read about me, or browse the journal.