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Built and launched Waypoint Studio LLC, an AI-driven web accessibility platform engineered to help digital product, engineering, and marketing teams systematically eliminate compliance barriers.
Designed from the ground up to eliminate the gap between compliance auditing and engineering execution, Waypoint synthesizes complex operational data through AMG Metrics, continuous Barrier Tracking, and an Empathy-Led Barrier Triage workflow. This empowers product leads with strategic marketing insights while equipping developer teams with a robust suite of tools—including GitShield for pipeline protection, automated Code Suggestions, and an Empathy Guard—so they can build with accessibility and inclusion from the design phase forward, rather than treating it as a retroactive must-do.
Waypoint translates complex digital footprint data into high-value executive briefs, actionable metrics, and empathy-guided code fixes that respect developer velocity, turning accessibility into a proactive advantage rather than a hurdle.
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Product design isn’t always linear. Sometimes you just have to embrace the chaos and keep building.
Booking CRM + EPK — Live Music Artist
A booking system and a public press kit site for a Baltimore-area musician, connected so they share one set of data.
The booking app tracks outreach to 190+ venues. A pinned follow-up list sits above an aging queue that filters by days since contact. Statuses cover contacted, waiting on reply, parked with a check-back date, and a sub list for venues that said yes without a date. Gigs link to their venues, record what each show paid, and roll up into yearly earnings. Two people work from it at once, with changes syncing live.
The EPK is a one-page site with the artist's bio, video, and photos, plus a "Catch him live" section that pulls upcoming dates straight from the booking app. Add a gig and the public site updates on its own.
Built with Firebase and Netlify.
The "Catch him live" section auto-pulling from the booking app is the detail that makes this worth building instead of just handing him a static site — no more manually updating tour dates in two places. With two people syncing live on the same venue queue, did Firestore's...
Project Overview:
Alpha & Omega Studios is a one-owner shop on Long Island doing window tint, paint protection film, vinyl wraps, and graphics on cars, boats, homes, and businesses. Gary, the owner, had spent 20 years building a reputation as a certified PPF installer, but the only proof of that online was scattered reviews and Instagram posts. The site's job was to do the trust-building a stranger needs before they'll call a stranger's shop: show the work, show the reviews, make it obvious where he covers and when he's open, and get a quote request moving before someone bounces to a competitor's tab.
Approach & Process:
Built as a fast, mobile-first Next.js site, since most of these searches happen on a phone standing next to the car. A few decisions came straight from how the business actually runs:
Trust up front.The Google rating and review count sit in the header, not buried on an About page for a service this hands-on, social proof has to land before the scroll does.
Split by service, not by page.Automotive, residential, commercial, and marine customers are looking for completely different things; tabbed categories let each one skip straight past the parts that don't apply to them.
Service area as a feature, not a footnote.An embedded map plus a plain list of the counties and boroughs he covers, because "do you even come to my town" is the first question a lot of these leads have.
Always-visible contact. Phone number and hours pinned in the header, Gary's appointment-only, so a lead who can't immediately see when he's reachable is a lead who leaves.
Outcome & Impact:
The site shipped and is live at aostudiosny.com.
