Zen and the Art of Getting Your Website Done
I’ve had my sleeves rolled up for most of the last 15 years in building websites and web-based databases. It’s in my blood. I’ve used most back-end web technologies invented at least once, and I’ve dived deeply into a number of them over the years. Right now, my focus is on small-scale Drupal and WordPress websites, setting up and administering the LAMP/R stack, CiviCRM, and strategic planning around internet technology of all sorts. I’m also interested in being part of a team building larger-scale websites. I know more than most Drupal folks about integrating Drupal and Salesforce.
I’ve worked mostly with nonprofit organizations, but have done a little bit of work with for-profit companies. I am especially interested in faith-based organizations, cooperatives of all sorts, small companies with truly sustainable business practices, and organizations whose focus is on LGBT issues and/or women and people of color.
My rates are reasonable, and I love to barter. Really. That said, I work part-time, and my volunteer efforts are focused in areas outside of technology, so bartering doesn’t include bartering a donation to your organization. Sorry about that. But bartering life’s necessities would be more than welcome.
I have a list of example projects and the like.
And, I love to collaborate. Over my years of work in the nonprofit sector, and working with other nonprofit technologists of all stripes, we’ve got a pretty impressive network of geek brains that can build what it is you need and want in a web presence, or in a database system. Some are designers, some back-end plumbers like me, others data/database gurus. All of the folks listed below are folks I work with, and are ethical, super smart, talented people that I respect.
